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Spatial modelling of urban change using satellite remote sensing: a review
Urbanization is one of the most evident human-induced global changes. Population growth is an important factor that contributes to change in any urban system. Although urbanization has been an issue of concern, its rate is of a more serious concern. Despite its economic importance, urban growth has...
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2013-07
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