INVESTIGATION OF METHODS OF DETERMINING TERRAIN CONDITIONS BY INTERPRETATION OF VEGETATION FROM AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY. PART 3. INTERPRETATION OF VEGETATION ON AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE ARCTIC AND SUB-ARCTIC REGIONS

• Main Authors: O'Neill, Hugh, Barwick, Arthur, Dutilly, Artheme, Duman, Maximilian, Hanson, Herbert, Heller, Robert, Lepage, Ernest, Nagel, William, O'Neill, R. J., Shamp, Richard, Steigerwaldt, Edward, Young, Harold, Waldron, Vincent
• Other Authors: CATHOLIC UNIV OF AMERICA WASHINGTON DC ARCTIC INST
• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: 1953
• Subjects: Cartography and Aerial Photography; Geology; Geochemistry and Mineralogy; *AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS; *AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY; *TERRAIN; DRAINAGE; MOUNTAINS; SHIELDING; MAPS; RIVERS; SUBARCTIC REGIONS; USSR; BASINS(GEOGRAPHIC); NORTH AMERICA; ARCTIC REGIONS; LANDING; SIBERIA; ALASKA; BEACHES; Aldan; Anabar; Arctic; Attawapiskat; Subarctic; Alaska; James Bay; Siberia
• Online Access: http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0007429; http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0007429

Photographs were taken over 3 regions: lowlands and plains, mountains, and shield areas. The lowland area, the drainage basins of the Albany and Attawapiskat Rivers, James Bay, illustrates terrain conditions representative of a large part of the subarctic lowlands in North America and USSR. The terr...