Measuring surface temperatures in a woodland savanna: Opportunities and challenges of thermal imaging in an open-canopy ecosystem

Miriam R. Johnston; Ana Andreu; Joseph Verfaillie; Dennis Baldocchi; María P. González-Dugo; P. R. Moorcroft

doi:10.1016/j.agrformet.2021.108484

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Measuring surface temperatures in a woodland savanna: Opportunities and challenges of thermal imaging in an open-canopy ecosystem

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