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A 450-km^2 study in the eastern Amazon combined field measurements and Landsat ETM+ satellite imagery to quantify forest canopy damage from selective logging. Reduced-impact logging caused consistently less canopy damage than conventional methods, with half of the canopy openings closing within one year of regrowth. This is the first regional-scale study to integrate field data, satellite observations, and spectral mixture models to track canopy recovery up to 3.5 years post-harvest.
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