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Global vegetation indices from the NOAA-7 meteorological satellite / J.D.Tarpley

Main Author: Tarpley, J.D.Country: Estados Unidos.Publication: Abstract: Sumário (Met.Geo.Abst.1987,p.1630-1631).Provenance note: Origem: INMGSubject - Topical Name: U.S.SATELITE NOAA

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in:"Journal of Climate and Applied Meteorology", Boston, 23(3) March 1984, p.491-494

Origem: INMG

Sumário (Met.Geo.Abst.1987,p.1630-1631)

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