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Profile for Ed Pak
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Selected Publications
Britch, S.C., K.J. Linthicum, A. Anyamba, C.J. Tucker, E. Pak, F.A. Maloney, Jr., K. Cobb, E. Stanwix, J. Humphries, A. Spring, B. Pagac, and M. Miller (2008). Can satellite vegetation index data provide early warning of elevated mosquito population at CONUS military installations?. Military Medicine, 173(7), 677-683
Britch, S.C., K.J. Linthicum, A. Anyamba, C.J. Tucker, E. Pak, and the Mosquito Surveillance Team (2008). Long-term Surveillance Data and Patterns of Invasion by Aedes Albopictus in Florida. J. American Mosquito Control Association, 24(1), 115-120
Fensholt, R., A. Anyamba, S. Stisen, I. Sandholt, E. Pak, and J. Small (2007). Comparisons of compositing period length for vegetation index data from Polar-orbiting and Geostationary satellites for the Cloud-prone region of West Africa. In, Special Issue: Cloud-prone and Rainy areas Remote Sensing (CARRS) (297-310). Photogrammmetric Engineering and Remote Sensing
Fensholt, R., A. Anyamba, S. Stisen, I. Sandholt, E. Pak, and J. Small (2006). Comparisons of compositing period length for vegetation index data from Polar-orbiting and Geostationary satellites for the Cloud-prone region of West Africa. In, Special Issue: Cloud-prone and Rainy areas Remote Sensing (CARRS) (297-310). Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing
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