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VOLUME 28 PART 7-1 
TABLE OF CONTENTS 
TA-1 OPENING PLENARY SESSION 
GLOBAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING: TECHNOLOGICAL OPPORTUNITIES 1-11 
DR. JOHN S. MACDONALD, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, MACDONALD DETTWILER ASSOCIATES 
GLOBAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING: CHALLENGES TO EDUCATORS 12-19 
BEEK, K.J. 
CANADIAN REMOTE SENSING CONTRIBUTIONS TO UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL CHANGE STATUS Part 7-2 
LEDREW, ELLSWORTH:STROME, MURRAY; HEGYI, FRANK 
TP-1 GLOBAL MONITORING (1) 
RADARSAT, TROPICAL FORESTS, AND POLICY IMPERATIVES Part 7-2 
RANEY, KEITH R. 
REMOTE SENSING FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT: PAST ACHIEVEMENTS AND FUTURE CHALLENGES Part 7-2 
TURNER, ANTHONY M.; HEYLAND, J. D.; EPP, H. 
OPERATIONAL SATELLITE ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING FOR FOOD SECURITY BY FAO THE ARTEMIS 
AND DIANA SYSTEMS 20-33 
HIELKEMA, JELLE U. 
GLOBAL LAND COVER MONITORING BY NOAA GVI DATA 34-41 
TATEISHI, RYLTTARO; KAJIWARA, KOJI 
MONITORING BIODIVERSITY AND LANDSCAPE RICHNESS WITH DIGITAL EARTH IMAGERY 42-47 
PODOLSKY, RICHARD H. 
USE OF GAC DATA FOR MONITORING THE CANADIAN LANDMASS 48 
D'lORIO, M. A.; CIHLAR, J.; MULLINS, D. W. 
CANADIAN SPACE • FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN REMOTE SENSING PLATFORMS AND INSTRUMENTATION Part 7-2 
RAAB, A. R.; TILL, S. M. 
INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION WITH RESPECT TO GLOBAL MONITORING - THE IMPACT OF CANADIAN 
POLICY Part 7-2 
TRENHOLM, R. 
TP-2 SPECTRAL SIGNATURES 
THE CHANGE OF SPECTRAL SIGNATURES OF BEECH AND SPRUCE BY FOREST DAMAGE 
KIRCHHOF, W.; HOFFMAN, H. 
CHARACTERISATION OF THE SPECTRAL AND BIDIRECTIONAL REFLECTANCE PROPERTIES OF WATER 
BODIES AS STANDARD REFERENCE TARGETS IN REMOTE SENSING DATA . 
GAUTHIER, R. P.; AHERN, F. J. 
MULTITEMPORAL COMPARISON OF LANDSAT TM DATA WITH IN-SITU REFLECTANCE MEASUREMENTS 
RUWWE, THOMAS 
EFFECTS OF SPECTRAL SHIFTS ON SENSOR RESPONSE 
TEILLET, P. M. 
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TANK EXPERIMENTS FOR THE FLUORESCENCE OF PHYTOPLANKTON 
GEGE, PETER