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presented by Maina et al. (2008; 2011) and Rowlands et al. (2012) combined with
adequate field data, highlights possible multisource fusion schemes. In addition to
pointing to vulnerable areas for climate change and catastrophic events, injecting
environmental information in the design of conservation and management transboundary plans would be extremely valuable (Allnut et al. 2012). With this goal in
mind, we predict future developments of new multi-scale multi-disciplinary studies
combining remote sensing data, field data, soft computing and modelling techniques.
Acknowledgments Figure 16.3 was provided by the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation
(courtesy G. Rowlands, S. Purkis, A. Bruckner, P; Renaud). The Aldabra 2011 Worldview-2 image
used for Figure 16.4 was provided through a partnership between IRD and Collecte Localisation
Satellites (CLS) when evaluating Earth Observation Information Products/Services for World Bank
projects (grant ESRIN/Contract No. 4000103101/11/I-IW).
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