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Book 1990 earth‘s atmosphere, primarily as a result of human activities. These changes, particularly in the atmosphere, have the potential for altering the earth‘s habitability. International pro­ grams unprecedented in scope, including the International Geosphere­ Biosphere Program, have been initiated to d

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Remote Sensing of Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Vegetation,ponse to episodic events (e.g., Hobbs and Mooney, 1989), or over longer periods in response to climatic shifts (e.g., Davis, 1986; Delcourt and Delcourt, 1987). Evidence of past vegetational changes resulting from changes in climate during glaciation cycles reinforce the view that major vegetational shifts are possible.

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,Remote Sensing of Terrestrial Ecosystem Structure: An Ecologist’s Pragmatic View,are not immediately limiting. Rather it is the understanding of the ecological significance of what has already been acquired that fetters the wider, more constructive use of remote sensing technology.

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