IGARSS 89: Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing (12th) (Symposium Canadien sur la Teledetection): Quantitative Remote Sensing: An Economic Tool for the Nineties Held in Vancouver, Canada on 10-14 July 1989. Volume 2. Tuesday, July 11

Partial contents: Determining intrinsic surface reflectance in rugged terrain and changing illumination; Identification -- to go beyond discrimination (The status of mineral and lithological identification with high resolution spectrometer data); Simple models for complex natural surfaces -- strateg...

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Other Authors: INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC PISCATAWAY NJ
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1989
Subjects:
Cartography and Aerial Photography
Geography
Computer Programming and Software
Active & Passive Radar Detection & Equipment
Astronautics
*RADAR IMAGES
*MAPPING
*REMOTE DETECTORS
*SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR
*SYMPOSIA
*DATA PROCESSING
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
ECONOMICS
OCEAN SURFACE
MODELS
MONITORING
LAYERS
STATISTICAL DATA
AIRBORNE
CANADA
DIELECTRICS
MICROWAVES
POLARIMETRY
ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING
BACKSCATTERING
ILLUMINATION
MINERALOGY
LOW VELOCITY
PROFILES
CYLINDRICAL BODIES
LINEARITY
ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES
CLASSIFICATION
IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS
INSTRUMENTATION
CALIBRATION
HORIZONTAL ORIENTATION
OCEANS
DISCRIMINATION
CLIMATOLOGY
LAND USE
LAND AREAS
GEOPHYSICAL PROSPECTING
INFORMATION PROCESSING
BRAZIL
GRASSLANDS
SPACEBORNE
LITHOLOGY
DETECTION
INTEGRATED SYSTEMS
DIGITAL SYSTEMS
GROUND LEVEL
CONTROL
FREQUENCY
HIGH RESOLUTION
*REMOTE DETECTION
AVHRR
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
WORK STATIONS
RADARSAT IMAGES
DEFORESTATION
SPACE PHOTOGRAPHY
Canada
Sea ice
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA223842
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Summary:Partial contents: Determining intrinsic surface reflectance in rugged terrain and changing illumination; Identification -- to go beyond discrimination (The status of mineral and lithological identification with high resolution spectrometer data); Simple models for complex natural surfaces -- strategy for the hyperspectra era of remote sensing; Detection of dielectric cylinders on a rough surface using a multi-frequency polarimetric radar; Consideration of geographical information systems as tools for classification; Remote sensing and Geographic Information Systems -- Towards integrated spatial information processing; Integrated image-map products for township level land information; Automatic detection of lineaments from Landsat data; Digital mosaicing technology for synthetic aperture radar image products; Digital photogrammetric workstations; Reduction of ground control requirements for SPOT imagery by pass processing; Using remotely sensed data to monitor land surface climatology variations in a semi-arid grassland; Tropical deforestation in Para, Brazil: analysis with Landsat and Shuttle Imaging Radar-A; The Radarsat system; Calibration for airborne SAR; An improved design for a microwave radiometric profiling system; Advanced technology processes for satellite instruments; AVHRR observations of the horizontal structure of the surface layer of the ocean under low wind conditions; Active microwave classification of sea ice; Discrimination of sea ice types using SAR backscatter statistics. See also Volume 3, AD-A223 842. Text in English and French.

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