Ni-Bin Chang

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Published: 1993
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2014
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Chi-Farn Chen, Miguel Conrado Valdez, Ni-Bin Chang, Li-Yu Chang, Pei-Yao Yuan:
Monitoring Spatiotemporal Surface Soil Moisture Variations During Dry Seasons in Central America With Multisensor Cascade Data Fusion. IEEE J. Sel. Top. Appl. Earth Obs. Remote. Sens. 7(11): 4340-4355 (2014)
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Ni-Bin Chang, Sanaz Imen, L. Mullen, Chi-Farn Chen, Miguel Conrado Valdez, J. Yang:
Multisensor analysis of teleconnection signals in relation to terrestrial precipitation and forest greenness in North and Central America. ICNSC 2014: 649-654
2013
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Chi-Farn Chen, Nguyen Thanh Son, Ni-Bin Chang, Cheng-Ru Chen, Ly-Yu Chang, Miguel Conrado Valdez, Gustavo Centeno, Carlos Alberto Thompson, Jorge Luis Aceituno:
Multi-Decadal Mangrove Forest Change Detection and Prediction in Honduras, Central America, with Landsat Imagery and a Markov Chain Model. Remote. Sens. 5(12): 6408-6426 (2013)

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