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Fig. 1. The multi-stage process for model-data fusion: a conceptual diagram showing the main steps (and the iterative nature of these steps) involved in a comprehensive data-model fusion.
Table 1. Land surface model components and details, after Liu and Gupta (2007).
Fig. 3. Distribution of sites that are present in the current La-THuile 2007 FLUXNET database
Fig. 4. Temporal development of MODIS fPAR-estimates dur- dur-ing 2002 at the French Puchabon FLUXNET site, an evergreen broadleaf forest (Holm Oak)
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