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Acknowledgments This book is the result of discussions by the authors during several meetings
and workshops of the ENCA, Eurosite and other agencies where a common ground was identified
to target the challenge of transferring remote sensing applications to the nature conservation managers. The authors are therefore very grateful to these agencies and the participants to these workshops who kindly provided their experience and feedback on our requests. We also thank to
Springer its kind support and patience in editing and typesetting the book.
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