The utility of remote sensing technology in monitoring carbon sequestration agroforestry projects
by Kim Brown, University of Washington. College of Forest Resources, Winrock International Institute for Agricultural Development. Forest Carbon Monitoring Program
Part of Forestry Carbon Monitoring Program working paper -- 7/96
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