Cheng-Wu Chen

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2011
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Meng-Lung Lin, Fujun Sun, Qiu-Bing Wang, Cheng-Wu Chen, Yi-Shiang Shiu, Tzu-How Chu:
Spatial filtering analysis for quick drought assessment using MODIS images to detect drought affected areas. IGARSS 2011: 767-770
2009
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Meng-Lung Lin, Cheng-Wu Chen, Jyh-yi Shih, Yung-Tan Lee, Chung-Hung Tsai, Yen-Tsui Hu, Fujun Sun, Chun-Ying Wang:
Using MODIS-based Vegetation and Moisture Indices for Oasis Landscape Monitoring in an Arid Environment. IGARSS (4) 2009: 338-341
2008
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Meng-Lung Lin, Chien-Min Chu, Cheng-Wu Chen, Yu Cao, Jyh-yi Shih, Yung-Tan Lee, Lih-Der Ho:
A GIS-based Local Spatial Autocorrelation for Drought Risk Assessment in Arid and Semi-Arid Environments: a Case Study in Ejin Oasis, Western China. IGARSS (4) 2008: 830-833
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Meng-Lung Lin, Yu Cao, Chung-Hsin Juan, Cheng-Wu Chen, I-Chen Hsueh, Qiu-Bing Wang, Yung-Tan Lee:
Monitoring Drought Dynamics in the Ejin Oasis using Drought Indices from MODIS Data. IGARSS (4) 2008: 834-837

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