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Quantify the Remote Influence of Amazonian Vegetation on Soil Moisture in South America

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An international study published in Nature Communications, with the participation of the Laboratory of Image Processing (IPL) of the Universitat de València (UV), has quantified, from observational products and models of reanalysis, how the variations of the Amazonian vegetation are associated with the surface moisture of the soil hundreds and even thousands of kilometers in the direction of atmospheric transport. The results offer a basis for a…
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An international study published in Nature Communications, with the participation of the Laboratory of Image Processing (IPL) of the Universitat de València (UV), has quantified, from observational products and models of reanalysis, how the variations of the Amazonian vegetation are associated with the surface moisture of the soil hundreds and even thousands of kilometers in the direction of atmospheric transport. The results offer a basis for a…

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RUVID broke the news on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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