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Shape from spectra

2023

Carmon, Nimrod;
Berk, Alexander;
Bohn, Niklas;
Brodrick, Phillip G;
Dozier, Jeff;
Johnson, Margaret;
Miller, Charles E;
Thompson, David R;
Turmon, Michael;
Bachmann, Charles M;
Green, Robert O;
Eckert, Regina;
Liggett, Elliott;
Nguyen, Hai;
Ochoa, Francisco;
Okin, Gregory S;
Samuels, Rory;
Schimel, David;
Song, Joon Jin;
Susiluoto, Jouni

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rse.2023.113497

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