Airborne hybrid sensor maps the country: Multi-agency effort for testing a potential new hybrid 3DEP-NAIP sensor

Jason M. Stoker; Aparajithan Sampath; Minsu Kim; Jeffrey Irwin; Eric Rounds; Josh Heyer; Julie Davenport; Gabe Bellante; Tony Kimmet; Collin McCormick; John Mootz

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Airborne hybrid sensor maps the country: Multi-agency effort for testing a potential new hybrid 3DEP-NAIP sensor

Jason M. Stoker·Aparajithan Sampath·Minsu Kim·Jeffrey Irwin·Eric Rounds·Josh Heyer·Julie Davenport·Gabe Bellante·Tony Kimmet·Collin McCormick·John Mootz

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Jason M. Stoker, Aparajithan Sampath, Minsu Kim, Jeffrey Irwin, Eric Rounds, Josh Heyer, Julie Davenport, Gabe Bellante, Tony Kimmet, Collin McCormick, John Mootz. 2021. Airborne hybrid sensor maps the country: Multi-agency effort for testing a potential new hybrid 3DEP-NAIP sensor. https://pubs.usgs.gov/publication/70226779

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Airborne hybrid sensor maps the country: Multi-agency effort for testing a potential new hybrid 3DEP-NAIP sensor

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