... lack of high-resolution spatial database 26 3.2 Remotesensing as a tool of flooded area delineation 3.2.1 Application ofopticalremotesensing In the initial stages of satellite remotesensing ... sensing as a tool of flooded area delineation 27 3.2.1 Application ofopticalremotesensing 27 3.2.2 Application of microwave remotesensing 30 3.2.3 A combined approach ... development ofremotesensing as a tool of flood delineation Second, we emphasize the assessment of the intensity of flood hazards and damage Third, we highlight some of the issues in the application of...
... Succession age [cm] 10 11 I (0.00–1.00) 2 476 00 46880 8533 200 10 0 78 160 277 33 1260 450 70 10 20 III (2.0–3.00) 206 67 1 670 490 70 10 10 IV (3.00–4.00) 6800 174 0 480 60 50 V (4.00–5.00) 2400 1340 ... 1060 670 100 60 50 II (1.00–2.00) VII (6.00 7. 00) 800 71 0 680 230 120 120 VIII (7. 00–8.00) 400 680 470 230 230 70 IX (8.00–9.00) 2 67 380 410 250 180 140 X (9.00–10.00) 400 380 210 170 170 XI ... numbers of trees in DBH classes during succession 6360 3110 274 0 2490 116 Biomass and RemoteSensingof Biomass Fig The development of the stand mean diameter at breast height [cm] during 11 years of...
... Press = ( ) TF 171 0_book.fm Page 214 Thursday, September 30, 2004 1:43 PM 214 Radio Propagation and RemoteSensingof the Environment and the function (see Equations (4 .78 ) and (4 .79 )): ∞ A(s) = ... q2 0 ν (7. 29) TF 171 0_book.fm Page 218 Thursday, September 30, 2004 1:43 PM 218 Radio Propagation and RemoteSensingof the Environment In this case, we can neglect the role of small-scale ... September 30, 2004 1:43 PM 216 Radio Propagation and RemoteSensingof the Environment k ∂ ΓU ∂ ΓU k + + W H z,s = ∂z ∂s ( ) (7. 21) instead of Equation (1.128), represented here, for short,...
... Some Pre-Analysis Techniques ofRemoteSensing Images for Land-Use in Mekong Delta Remotesensing is the science and art of collecting data by technical means on an object ... status of land use changes very strongly The fast identification of landuse areas will be helpful in making plans of management and exploitation of land This issue may be carried out by remotesensing ... Maps of status of landuse Figure 6: Diagram of the steps to identify landuse status from remotesensing images region (4/2001) There were some errors in the results For example, a large area of...
... UK EC 15 SO2 Kilotonnes 39 99 55 110 375 520 523 42 475 50 160 74 6 67 585 3850 NOx Kilotonnes 103 176 1 27 170 810 1051 344 65 990 11 260 250 8 47 148 11 67 6519 VOC Kilotonnes 159 139 85 130 1050 ... will make the best use of the satellite remote- sensing potential, as well as of the synergy with ground-based observations The following examplesof using satellite remotesensing as a stand-alone ... quality and emissions, based on greater use ofremotesensing • Have recommendations for the next policy cycle on the use ofremotesensing through development of appropriate provisions and new concepts,...
... 2.3 Classification of satellite images 14 2.3.1 Choice ofRemoteSensing data 15 2.3.2 Preparation ofRemoteSensing data 16 2.3.3 Object- versus pixel-based classification 17 2.4 Input data used ... the north of Laos around Luang Namtha displayed with NBCA’s 76 Image 17: Percentage of areas suitable for rubber within NBCA’s according to crop requirements 77 Image 18: Percentage of areas suitable ... within the context of research projects of the Centre for Development and Environment (CDE) at the Institute of Geography of the University of Berne The CDE is the executive agency of the NCCR North-South...