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Automatic Classification of Land Cover on Smith Island, VA, Using HyMAP Imagery

Bachmann    
C. M. Donato    
T. F. Lamela    
G. M. Rhea    
W. J. Bettenhausen    
M. H. Fusina    
R. A. Bois    
K. R. D. Porter    
J. H. Truitt    
B. R.    

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