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affiliation (PhD 2017): Rochester Institute of Technology, Center for Imaging Science, NY, USA

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2018
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Wei Yao, Jan van Aardt, Martin van Leeuwen, Dave Kelbe, Paul Romanczyk:
A Simulation-Based Approach to Assess Subpixel Vegetation Structural Variation Impacts on Global Imaging Spectroscopy. IEEE Trans. Geosci. Remote. Sens. 56(7): 4149-4164 (2018)
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Wei Yao, David Kelbe, Martin van Leeuwen, Paul Romanczyk, Jan van Aardt:
Towards an Improved LAI Collection Protocol via Simulated and Field-Based PAR Sensing. Sensors 16(7): 1092 (2016)
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Wei Yao, Martin van Leeuwen, Paul Romanczyk, Dave Kelbe, Scott D. Brown, John P. Kerekes, Jan van Aardt:
Towards robust forest leaf area index assessment using an imaging spectroscopy simulation approach. IGARSS 2015: 5403-5406

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