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Jie Liu, Xusheng Tang, Chao Wang

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    |February 6, 2026
    PubMed
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    这项研究开发了一个GeoAI/机器学习算法,从国家农业图像计划 (NAIP) 数据中创建一致的1米土地覆盖地图. 该方法解决了传感器变化的问题,使可靠的长期生态监测成为可能.

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