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Biodiversity from the Sky: Testing the Spectral Variation Hypothesis in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest

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By Milton Fernandes, Henrique Machado Dias, Fabio Goncalves, Emanuel Maretto Effgen
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Delimitation of Ecological Corridor Using Technological Tools

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By Henrique Machado Dias, Taís Rizzo Moreira, Clebson Pautz, Cecilia Uliana Zandonadi
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Modeling Dynamics in Land Use and Land Cover and Its Future Projection for the Amazon Biome

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By Henrique Machado Dias, Jéferson Luiz Ferrari, Taís Rizzo Moreira, João Vitor Toledo
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4.6. Land Cover Simulation and Future Prediction for 2044 The modeling on which the projection for 2044 is based used data on changes between 1985 and 2014, and was validated for changes between 2014 and 2017. Conditions and dynamics in the Amazon for the coming two decades are likely to differ from preceding years, due to changes in policy, social and economic drivers, global and regional climate dynamics, as well as loss of biodiversity and ecosystem collapse.
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