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to Remote Sensing Page 3 Page 4 Introduction to Remote Sensing FIFth EdItIon JameS B …

Over the past decade, advances in sensor technology, processing algorithms, and
computational capacity have taken remote sensing to a level where observations can be …

Given that agriculture is one of the activities with highest anthropic intervention on
ecosystems, this paper focuses on the importance of aligning food production toward …

This paper provides a general overview of the development of computer-based systems for
spatial data handling. It examines the nature of these geographic information systems (GIS) …

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) are a hot topic. There is now a textbook and
a journal devoted to the subject (Burrough, 1986; Coppock and Anderson, 1986) and it …

A fuzzy supervised classification method in which geographical information is represented
as fuzzy sets is described. The algorithm consists of two major steps: the estimate of fuzzy …

This paper deals with the development of a technique for risk assessment of landslide
hazards using the Geographic Information System (GIS) approach. The method has been …

This second edition of Geographic Information Systems builds on the strengths of the first,
and incorporates important recent advances in GIS development and major new …

H umans place a value on snowy alpine regions that far outweighs their small area com-
pared with Earth's other major bi-omes. Mountains have long attracted people as places of …

An investigation was undertaken to compare satellite image classification techniques to
delineate forest wetlands in Maine. Four classification techniques were compared, including …