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April 1, 1995Journal of Applied Meteorology

Thermal Remote Sensing of Surface Soil Water Content with Partial Vegetation Cover for Incorporation into Climate Models

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RGRobert R. GilliesUtah State UniversityTCToby N. CarlsonPennsylvania State University

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