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Evaluation of image processing of Landsat data for geologic interpretations of the Qaidam Basin, China Evaluation of image processing of Landsat data for geologic interpretations of the Qaidam Basin, China
No abstract available.
Authors
G. Bryan Bailey, John L. Dwyer, J. R. Francica, M. S. Feng, W. Y. Wang, J. G. Song, J. Zhang, C. W. Fan, T. X. Wang
Processing capabilities for hydrologic information systems Processing capabilities for hydrologic information systems
No abstract available.
Authors
G. K. Moore
Extraction of geologic information from Landsat multispectral scanner and Thematic Mapper simulator data from the Uinta and Piceance basins, Utah and Colorado Extraction of geologic information from Landsat multispectral scanner and Thematic Mapper simulator data from the Uinta and Piceance basins, Utah and Colorado
No abstract available.
Authors
G. B. Bailey, J. R. Francica, John L. Dwyer, M. S. Feng
Land use mapping from Landsat imagery applied to central Tunisia Land use mapping from Landsat imagery applied to central Tunisia
No abstract available.
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A. Hamza, A. Mami, F. G. Sadowski
Assessment of sedimentation in the Aswan Reservoir using Landsat imagery Assessment of sedimentation in the Aswan Reservoir using Landsat imagery
No abstract available.
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S. E. Smith, K. H. Mancy, A. F. A. Latif, Eugene A. Fosnight
Ground-water applications of remote sensing Ground-water applications of remote sensing
Remote sensing can be used as a tool to inventory springs and seeps and to interpret lithology, structure, and ground-water occurrence and quality. Thermograms are the best images for inventory of seeps and springs. The steps in aquifer mapping are image analysis and interpretation and ground-water interpretation. A ground-water interpretation is derived from a conceptual geologic model...
Authors
Gerald K. Moore
Oahu: perspective from space Oahu: perspective from space
Satellite remote sensing provides us with a unique perspective from space. This perspective is synoptic in nature and provides regional views of most of the land areas of the earth. The orbital characteristics of the Landsat system are such that repetitive imagery of the same area may be obtained. Because of the permanent nature of the imagery, it may be retrieved for comparative...
Authors
Gary E. Johnson
Preliminary correlations of MAGSAT anomalies with tectonic features of Africa Preliminary correlations of MAGSAT anomalies with tectonic features of Africa
An overview of the MAGSAT scalar anomaly map for Africa has suggested a correlation of MAGSAT anomalies with major crustal blocks of uplift or depression and different degrees of regional metamorphism. The strongest MAGSAT anomalies in Africa are closely correlated spatially with major tectonic features. Although a magnetic anomaly caused by a rectangular crustal block would be offset...
Authors
David A. Hastings
On the availability of geoscientific data and scientific collaborators of an in Africa On the availability of geoscientific data and scientific collaborators of an in Africa
In addition to the technical papers, the major topic of discussion at the symposium which formed the stepping-off point for this issue of Geoexplorution was the difficult communications between specialists on Africa and the lack of available geological and geophysical data. However, much of this difficulty stems from a lack of advice on where to turn for data and for eollaboration with...
Authors
David A. Hastings
Digital image film generation: from the photoscientist's perspective Digital image film generation: from the photoscientist's perspective
The technical sophistication of photoelectronic transducers, integrated circuits, and laser-beam film recorders has made digital imagery an alternative to traditional analog imagery for remote sensing. Because a digital image is stored in discrete digital values, image enhancement is possible before the data are converted to a photographic image. To create a special film-reproduction...
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John E. Boyd