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Indonesia geographical map. Source : Anonym, 2018 [57]

Indonesia geographical map. Source : Anonym, 2018 [57]

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The change of surface vegetation also links to the evapotranspiration pattern so that the moisture flux might be affected by the atmospheric stratiform or convective clouds, meant to be important in balancing hydrological cycle and the more analysing is necessary to explain this phenomenon. The aim of this paper to analyze the complex phenomenon th...

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... North hemisphere or South hemisphere direct (see Figure 2). Indonesia has total forest area around 88,495,000 ha or 48,8 percent of land area [17; 18]. ...
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... results of the standard deviation of each cloud parameter variable and surface properties from January 2003 to December 2016 presented in Figure 26. NDVI values range from 0.73 to 0.82, which fluctuate from the average value of each parameter for 14 years. ...

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