Juan Bai

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2024
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Naichen Xing, Fuping Gan, Bokun Yan, Juan Bai, Yi Guo, Yue Zhuo, Ruoyi Li:
Dynamic Monitoring and Change Analysis of Lake Area on the Inner-Mongolian Plateau over the Past 22 Years. Remote. Sens. 16(12): 2210 (2024)
2023
[j11]
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Yi Guo, Naichen Xing, Fuping Gan, Baikun Yan, Juan Bai:
Evaluating the Hydrological Components Contributions to Terrestrial Water Storage Changes in Inner Mongolia with Multiple Datasets. Sensors 23(14): 6452 (2023)
2022
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Yi Guo, Fuping Gan, Baikun Yan, Juan Bai, Naichen Xing, Yue Zhuo:
Evaluation of Terrestrial Water Storage Changes and Major Driving Factors Analysis in Inner Mongolia, China. Sensors 22(24): 9665 (2022)

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