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Remote sensing of global croplands for food security: Way forward
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Abstract
This book opens a new pathway for global mapping that is focused on a specific land use theme, such as irrigated or rain-fed croplands and classes within these themes. Since croplands use most of the water consumed by humans, specific knowledge of irrigated and rain-fed croplands will be critical for precise estimates of water use. At present and in the coming decades, irrigated and rain-fed cropland area mapping is crucial for food security studies. Throughout this book, various subjects pertaining to global croplands are discussed comprehensively.
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Prasad S. Thenkabail, John G. Lyon. 2009-06-24. Remote sensing of global croplands for food security: Way forward. https://doi.org/10.1201/9781420090109
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