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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This study has been partially carried out in the framework of the “NERC Airborne
Research and Survey Facility, 2005 Eastern Mediterranean Campaign” and partially
funded by the Food Farming Chain Digitalization (DIFA) project of the Sicilian
Regional Government within the funding scheme “Accordo di Programma Quadro—
Società dell’Informazione.” The authors would like to thank the farm “Rocchetta di
Angela Consiglio” for kindly hosting the experiment.
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