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Using spatial technology for analyzing disturbed areas and potential site selection in Chihuahua, Mexico

Tena, V. M., Pinedo, A. C., Rubio, A. H., de L.G. Barragan, P., Pinedo, A. A., Hernandez, M. V., and Velez, C. WIT Transactions in Ecology and the Environment 89:401-409. 2006.

The objectives were to: 1) analyze the physical-chemical variables of a site in order to characterize the disturbed areas suitability for planting; 2) detect disturbed areas through spectral transformation techniques; and 3) generate cartographic maps with the location of the disturbed areas suitable for planting.


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Author(s): V. M. Tena, A. H. Rubio, P. Barragan, A. C. Pinedo, M. V. Hernandez, C. Velez

Section: General and Miscellaneous