Modeling Relationships among 217 Fires Using Remote Sensing of Burn Severity in Southern Pine Forests

Author： Malone Sparkle L.   Kobziar Leda N.   Staudhammer Christina L.   Abd-Elrahman Amr  

Publisher： MDPI

E-ISSN： 2072-4292|3|9|2005-2028

ISSN： 2072-4292

Source： Remote Sensing, Vol.3, Iss.9, 2011-09, pp. : 2005-2028

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