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07 Feb 2023
USING MACHINE LEARNING COUPLED WITH REMOTE SENSING FOR FOREST FIRE SUSCEPTIBILITY MAPPING. CASE STUDY TETOUAN PROVINCE, NORTHERN MOROCCO
M. Seddouki, M. Benayad, Z. Aamir, M. Tahiri, M. Maanan, and H. Rhinane
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