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Lahcene Makhloufi,Fateh Bela?d,Karima Zidanelgorithms are considered to be more powerful and known to have higher accuracy compared to traditional approaches. Specifically, time-series remotely sensed (both optical and SAR) data are used for crop mapping by capturing key phenological crop stages that differ for each crop type. In this study,

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Daniel M. Kammen,Gregory F. Nemetanagement to assess the risk, simulation models, forecasting/early warning, monitoring, damage assessment, and prevention/planning during the aforementioned disasters. This chapter emphasizes the usage of geospatial technologies to manage desert locusts and dust storms.