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Journal: Remote Sens., 2023
Volume: 15
Number: 3016

Article: Multi-Sensor and Multi-Scale Remote Sensing Approach for Assessing Slope Instability along Transportation Corridors Using Satellites and Uncrewed Aircraft Systems
Authors: by Marta Zocchi, Anush Kumar Kasaragod, Abby Jenkins, Chris Cook, Richard Dobson, Thomas Oommen, Dana Van Huis, Beau Taylor, Colin Brooks, Roberta Marini, Francesco Troiani and Paolo Mazzanti
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