SPOT4 (Take 5) special issue is now complete

The last time I showed this post on the front page, in March, I thought the special issue about SPOT4 (Take5) was complete, but we were lacking a paper about snow cover, which came a little late, but still on time to join the special issue. The paper by Jean-Pierre Dedieu and colleagues was just released :

14 papers have finally been published in the SPOT4 (Take5) special issue in MDPI remote sensing. As this journal is an open access journal, all the papers may be accessed from the special issue webpage.

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