Using satellite vegetation and compound topographic indices to map highly erodible cropland buffers for cellulosic biofuel crop developments in eastern Nebraska, USA
Using satellite vegetation and compound topographic indices to map highly erodible cropland buffers for cellulosic biofuel crop developments in eastern Nebraska, USA
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Cellulosic biofuel, Highly erodible cropland, Compound topographic index (CTI), High topographic relief waterway buffer, Switchgrass biomass productivity, Land management
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