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work_ycyo7be5ufbtvjlexnly32zr5q	V. M. Marshall	Detecting new Buffel grass infestations in Australian arid lands: evaluation of methods using high-resolution multispectral imagery and aerial photography	2013.0	15	.pdf	application/pdf	7272	672	59	Detecting new Buffel grass infestations in Australian arid imagery for Buffel grass detection in Australian arid detection of Buffel grass in remote arid landscapes that grass in the aerial photography including visual cover digitised area of Buffel grass for each site was then Fig. 3 Buffel grass as observed in the field at low 0–25 % (a), low–moderate 25–55 % (b), moderate–high 55–85 % (c) and high >85 % (d) Fig. 4 Buffel grass as observed in on the 5-cm GSD colour digital photography at low 0–25 % (a), low–moderate 25–55 % (b), moderate– type is present at all Buffel grass sites. Fig. 7 Buffel grass projected cover (yellow) as estimated in the Buffel grass was present (field cover ranking = 1–4), was Four approaches to estimate Buffel grass cover on aerial Four approaches to estimate Buffel grass cover on aerial Buffel grass-projected cover compared with all other	./cache/work_ycyo7be5ufbtvjlexnly32zr5q.pdf	./txt/work_ycyo7be5ufbtvjlexnly32zr5q.txt