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Mar 17, 2021

Webinar #3: Designing Remote Sensing Techniques for Evaluating Impact of Stress-Tolerant Rice Varieties

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Speaker(s)

  • Jeff Michler

    University of Arizona
  • Val Pede

    IRRI
  • Renaud Mathieu

    IRRI

In this webinar, Jeff Michler (University of Arizona) together with Val Pede and Renaud Mathieu (IRRI) will deliver a presentation on Designing Remote Sensing Techniques for Evaluating Impact of Stress-tolerant Rice Varieties. The study team focused on highlighting lessons learned during the design of the impact evaluation, the challenges they have faced, and their experience in bringing new methodological developments and implementing this study.


 

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