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4. CONCLUSIONS
The use of computer techniques, such as GIS, remote sensing
and digital photogrammetry that is based on satellite images, as
well as aerial photos is fully justified when studying spatial
time changes of the Slowinski National Park landscape. This
technology is an ideal tool to investigate inaccessible and
legally protected areas. The proposed form of that research
work constitutes a complex and unique measure to study the
changeability of the Park nature, especially in numerous hardly
accessible areas. The results of the project show that digital
photogrammetric methods provide enhanced tools for
quantification of geomorphology change in dynamic dune
systems.
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