Remote sensing-based land degradation assessment to inform sustainable development goal 15.3: a case study in Ghanaian Savannah, West Africa
Land degradation (LD) continues to be a global problem affecting humanity and their livelihoods. Like other African countries, Ghana is one of the countries with elevated levels of LD. However, LD assessments in Ghana have been far and wide and it has not been consistent. There have not been any rec...
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University of Bergen
2024
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/158190 |
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