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      <title>An Update to Spectral Unmixing with RStoolbox</title>
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      <description>Multiple Endmember Spectral Mixture Analysis (MESMA) is a method to estimate the fractions of light reflected by different surfaces or materials within a pixel of a remotely sensed multi-spectral image. It is a so-called sub-pixel approach, as information about the composition of a single pixel, e.g. in satellite imagery, can be derived.
For example, the reflection signal represented by a 10 by 10 meter Sentinel-2 pixel may consist of a number of spectral signatures, e.</description>
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