People and Pixels: Linking Remote Sensing and Social Science

Lori Mae Hunter · Diana M. Liverman · Emilio Federico Moran · Ronald R. Rindfuss · Paul C. Stern

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This volume is concerned with the use of remote sensing in social science research. It offers some guidance for researchers and research sponsors in the form of reports of promising research information on the state of the technology and reflections on the challenges of linking social science and remotely sensed data. Chapters are included on land use and population dynamics modeling urban attributes famine early warning and health applications. (EXCERPT)

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