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Improvement of remote monitoring on water quality in a subtropical reservoir by incorporating grammatical evolution with parallel genetic algorithms into satellite imagery

Li Chen    
Chih-Hung Tan    
Shuh-Ji Kao    
Tai-Sheng Wang    

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