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Persistent identifier:: 1669065049

Title:: Resource and environmental monitoring

Sub title:: September 1 - 4, 1998, Budapest, Hungary ; ISPRS Commission VII symposium

Scope:: XV, 818 Seiten, 15 ungezählte Seiten mit Bildtafeln

Year of publication:: 1998

Place of publication:: Coventry

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Language:: English

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Corporations:: ISPRS Commission VII Symposium Resource and environmental monitoring, 1998, Budapest; International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Commission of Resource and Environmental Monitoring; Hungarian Society for Surveying, Mapping and Remote Sensing

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Title:: Working Group 4 AUTOMATED IMAGE INTERPRETATION AND ANALYSIS

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Title:: REMOVING STRUCTURAL CLUTTER FROM LAND-COVER CLASSIFICATIONS OF VERY HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION IMAGES USING REFLEXIVE-MAPPING TECHNIQUES Stuart Barr and Mike Barnsley

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Resource and environmental monitoring
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ISPRS COUNCIL (1996 - 2000)
International Archives of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Volume XXXII, Part 7
Technical Commission VII Resource and Environmental Monitoring
For Sale after the Symposium
ISPRS TECHNICAL COMMISSIONS (1996-2000)
ISPRS COMMISSION VII SYMPOSIUM SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE
ISPRS COMMISSION VII SYMPOSIUM LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE
RAPPORTEURS / ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
INVITED PATRONS, COOPERATING AN D SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
Foreword
Table of Contents
Working Group 1 FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS AND MODELING
A TEST TO DETERMINE THE GEOMETRIC ACCURACY OF THE DIAL STATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALABRIA G. Artese, V. Achilli, C. Bellecci, A. Vettore
A GLOBAL TOPOGRAPHIC NORMALISATION ALGORITHM FOR SATELLITE IMAGES Josef Jansa, [...]
DETECTION AND CORRECTION METHOD OF ATTITUDE FLUCTUATION OF SATELLITE AND S/N IMPROVEMENT USING MULTIPLE LINERAR ARRAY CCD Riichi Nagura, Ryouichi Sakaguchi
STREO MATCHING ALGORITHM USING NEURAL NETWORK BASED ON HOPFIELD MODEL Riichi Nagura, Nobuyuki Matsui, Teppei Ogiyama
APEX - AIRBORNE PRISM EXPERIMENT: AN AIRBORNE IMAGING SPECTROMETER SERVING AS A PRECURSOR INSTRUMENT OF THE FUTURE ESA LAND SURFACE PROCESSES INTERACTIONS MISSION Michael E. Schaepman and Klaus I. Itten
THE USE OF HYPERSPECTRAL DATA FOR PRECISION FARMING K. Staenz, J.-C. Deguise, J. M. Chen, H. McNairn, and R. J. Brown [...] T. Szeredi [...] M. McGovern [...]
ESTIMATION OF SURFACE REFLECTION PARAMETERS OVER LAND USING LINEAR POLARIZATION DATA BY ADEOS / POLDER Kazuya Takemata and Yoshiyuki Kawata
AIRBORNE REMOTE SENSING EXPERIENCES WITH DIRECT PLATFORM ORIENTATION Charles K. Toth
Working Group 2 APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING AND GIS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
USING GIS AND REMOTE SENSING IN LAND COVER MONITORING Kiira Aaviksoo, Andrus Meiner
REMOTE SENSING APPLICATIONS FOR CHANGE DETECTION IN THE COASTAL REGION OF THE NILE DELTA, EGYPT Abdel Rahman, S. I.; and M. A. Yehia
METHOD TO MONITOR AND QUANTIFY THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE E. A. Addink
MULTISENSORAL AND MULTITEMPORAL REMOTE SENSING OF ECOLOGICAL DAMAGE CAUSED BY OPEN-CAST LIGNITE MINING IN CENTRAL GERMANY Jens Birger, Cornelia Glaesser, Bernd Herrmann and Sabine Tischew
Remote Sensing and Urban Statistics: ‚Delimitation of the Urban Agglomeration of Budapest - Test of Delineating Enumeration Districts in the Zugló District (Budapest) Biró, M., Petrik, O., Winkler, P. [...] Faluvégi, A. [...]
The use of combined ELECTRE multicriteria methods and raster GIS for the spatial decision support. H. Daoud Brikci, A. Mendas & M. A. Trache
THE CONTRIBUTION OF REMOTE SENSING AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN THE PREDICTION OF WATER RISING AND FLOODING FIELD Mohamed CHIKH
TOWARDS IMPROVED REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES FOR AGRICULTURAL LAND COVER MONITORING IN RUSSIA J. G. P. W. Clevers [...] C. A. Mücher [...] N. M. Vandysheva, S. V. Filonov, G. A. Zhukova [...]
STANDARDIZED MONITORING OF REGIONAL SCALE LANDCOVER CHANGE IN SAHELIAN AFRICA - THE REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPROACH Elmar Csaplovics, Sigrid Hess, [...]
REMOTE SENSING BASED CROP MONITORING IN HUNGARY G. Csornai, Cs. Wirnhardt, Zs. Suba, P. Somogyi, G. Nádor,' dr. L. Martinovich, L. Tikász, A. Kocsis., B. Tarcsai, Gy. Zelei
APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING AND GIS ANALYSES FOR WATER AND SOLUTE TRANSPORT MODELLING Wolfgang-Albert Flügel, Bettina Müschen
INTEGRATION OF VARIOUS TYPES OF REMOTE SENSING DATA FOR THE MORAVA RIVER CATCHMENT EVALUATION Lena Halounová
MULTITEMPORAL REMOTE SENSING FOR ASSESSMENT OF LAKE BIOPRODUCTION IN RELATION TO INFLUENCING FACTORS Kerstin Munier, Sigrid Roessner, Sabine Thiemann; [...]
ACCESSIBILITY OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION IN THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Zsolt Nagy, [...]
MONITORING OF LAND USE AND CROP GROWTH CONDITIONS IN EUROPE G. J. A. Nieuwenhuis, C. A. Mücher and A. J. W de Wit
AN ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYSTEM FOR THE LUSATIAN BROWN COAL MINING INDUSTRY IN EAST GERMANY M. Pilarski, S. Oppitz
REMOTE SENSING AND GIS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: AN OVERVIEW D. P. Rao
APPLICATION OF PHOTOGRAMMETRY, REMOTE SENSING AND GIS TECHNOLOGY AND EMPLOYMENT OF GeoSET SYSTEM IN BIEBRZA NATIONAL PARK Jerzy C. Saczuk
FOREST FIRE MONITORING AND DAMAGE ASSESSMENT IN MEDITERRANEAN LANDSCAPES THROUGH THE INTEGRATION OF REMOTE SENSING AND GIS TECHNIQUES Jesús San Miguel-Ayanz, Alessandro Annoni, Guido Schmuck, Jean Meyer-Roux
Estimating erosion rates of tropical shorelines from RADARSAT-1 Vern Singhroy [...] Marx Barbosa [...]
ALLOCATION OF SOIL RECLAIMING MATERIAL BASED ON DIGITAL PROCESSING OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH T. Tóth, L. Pásztor, M. Kertész, B. Zágoni and Zs. Bakacsi
APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING DATA FOR THE FLOOD INFORMATION MANAGEMENT OF THE ODER RIVER REGION H. Weichelt, K.-H. Marek, R. Griesbach
RURAL LAND USE MONITORING INFORMATION MODELING Zhu Zesheng, Sun Ling, Guan Hengshen
Working Group 3 APPLICATION OF HIGH RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGERY
ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING IN THE HIGH ARCTIC USING DIFFERENT TYPES OF HIGH-RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGERY Gerhard Brandstätter [...] Aleksey Sharov [...]
HIGH-RESOLUTION SPACE IMAGERY FOR REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING - STATUS QUO AND FUTURE TRENDS Elmar Csaplovics, [...]
A STUDY OF METROPOLITAN AREAS IN BRAZIL: A MODELLING USING GIS AND REMOTE SENSING TECHNOLOGIES Sandra Maria Fonseca da Costa, Jorge Pimentel Cintra
FOREST MAPPING BY MEANS OF DIGITAL LANDSAT-TM DATA Ali A. Darvishsefat
Study of Sealed Surfaces and Diurnal Temperature Variations in Urban Environments with Airborne Scanner Data Ramon Franck, Boris Prinz, Rafael Wiemker, Hartwig Spitzer
THE METHOD OF GARBAGE REPOSITORY DETECTION AND CONTROL Ivana Javorovic, Toni Kovac, Boris Smiljanic
INTEGRATING LANDSAT TM IMAGERIES AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS FOR URBAN BIOTOPES MAPPING Vladimir Kusan & Renata Pernar [...] Ivan Landek [...]
FEATURES AND THEMES OVERVIEW OF FEATURE EXTRACTION AND SPECTRAL CLASSIFICATION AND THE IMPACT OF HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGE DATA Lihua Li & Bruce C. Forster
THE POTENTIAL USE OF NEW HIGH RESOLUTION SATELLITE DATA FOR URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING Gotthard Meinel, Regin Lippold, Maik Netzband
A PERSPECTIVE PLAN FOR Ahmedabad Urban Development Authority Area - 2011 Remote Sensing and GIS Based Approach S. K. Pathan, R. J. Bhanderi, A. S. Arya and R. R. Navalgund [...] and N. M. Bhavsar, Pinakin P Desai, K. J. Gajjar, Bipin S Aggarwal and M. M. Bhowmik
MONITORING OF ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS IN ALPINE REGIONS BY MEANS OF SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING Mathias Schardt, Heinz Gallaun, Ursula Schmitt, Klaus Granica [...] Thomas Häusler
Multi-spectral and Multi-resolution Images for Updating Topographic Data Adele Sindhuber, Josef Jansa
RESEARCH ON LAND USE CHANGE OF URUMQI CITY IN RECENT YEARS USING REMOTE SENSING APPROACH Tashpolat Tiyip, Yalkun Tash
ACCURACY ASSESSMENT OF VEGETATION MONITORING WITH HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGERY RAFAEL WIEMKER, BORIS PRINZ, GERHARD MEISTER, RAMON FRANCK, HARTWIG SPITZER
THE USE OF REMOTE SENSING FOR AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. Djaffar YOUSFI
INVESTIGATION OF DEGRADED GRASSLAND USING REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES INJIANSHE TOWNSHIP AREA, GUOLUO PREFECTURE, QINGHAI PROVINCE, CHINA Genong Yu, Huamao Zhou, Liangxiu Zen, Hongju Zhan, Jun Tu, Dingchang Liu, Yafeng Zhong [...] Nicholas Hodgson [...] Dejun Shi [...]
Working Group 4 AUTOMATED IMAGE INTERPRETATION AND ANALYSIS
IMPROVEMENT OF THE HEIGHT MEASUREMENT ACCURACY FOR THE STEROSCOPIC IMAGES INCLUDING RANDOM NOISE Kazutaka Adachi, Riichi Nagura
REMOVING STRUCTURAL CLUTTER FROM LAND-COVER CLASSIFICATIONS OF VERY HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION IMAGES USING REFLEXIVE-MAPPING TECHNIQUES Stuart Barr and Mike Barnsley
THEMATIC CLASSIFICATION OF LANDSAT TM IMAGERY BY A NEURO FUZZY METHOD Árpád Barsi
Mixed pixels problems and multisource classification for snow layer detection Alessandra Colombo
MULTISENSOR DATA FUSION FOR AUTOMATIC SCENE INTERPRETATION Bea Csathó [...] Toni Schenk [...]
TOPOGRAPHIC NORMALISATION OR APPLICATION OF GEO-SPATIAL RELATIONS FOR IMPROVED LAND COVER CLASSIFICATION IN THE ALORA AREA (SPAIN)? G. F. Epema, W. G. Wielemaker
MONITORING HIGH MOUNTAIN SNOWCOVER USING DATA FUSION TECHNIQUES Harold HAEFNER and Jens PIESBERGEN
Computer-assisted recognition of Olive trees in digital imagery Simon Kay, Olivier Léo, Steve Peedell, [...] Giovanna Giardino, [...]
MULTISCALE IMAGES IN FORESTRY Király, Géza
DETECTING AND DESCRIBING LANDSCAPE STRUCTURES IN THE PALATINE NATURE PARK USING REMOTE SENSING Prof. Dr. Barbara Koch, Ulrich v. Werder
MULTISPECTRAL CLASSIFICATION OF LANDSAT TM IMAGES BY NEURAL NETWORKS Ivica Marcic [...] Vladimir Kusan [...]
ASSESMENT OF THEMATIC MAPPER IMAGERY FOR DESERTIFICATION IN THE PUNA REGION (ARGENTINA) Ing. Stella Maris Navone Ms.Sc
POTENCIALITIES OF USING TEXTURE MEASURES FOR MAPPING LAND USE DYNAMICS BASED ON RADAR IMAGERY Milton Cezar Ribeiro, Diogenes Salas Alves, Joào Vianei Soares, Corina C. F. Yanasse, Fernando Mitsuo li
Working Group 5 GLOBAL MONITORING
LAND COVER CHANGE DETECTION BY POST-CLASSIFYING FOR MULTI-TEMPORAL LANDSAT TM DATA CHEN Xiuwan [...] Shintaro GOTO [...] Chung-Hyun AHN [...]
GLOBAL 1 KM INVENTORY OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS DERIVED FROM DMSP-OLS DATA Christopher Elvidge [...] Kimberly E. Baugh [...]
A MULTI-SENSOR ASSESSMENT OF URBAN HEAT-ISLANDS: A CASE STUDY Kevin P. Gallo, [...] Timothy W. Owen, [...] Kimberly E. Baugh, [...] Christopher D. Elvidge, [...]
Analysis of Human Impact on Global Environmental Change through LUC from the View Point of Food Productivity and CO2 Emission by Assimilating GIS and Socio-econimical Data to System Dynamics Model Shintaro Goto, Toshikazu Sakai and Makoto Nakano
NEARSHORE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT USING WEB- GIS FOR THE NAKHODKA OIL-SPILL DISASTER IN 1997 Shintaro Goto, Hayato Oyama and Masaaki Shikada
ASSIMILATION OF AVHRR, GROUND WAVE RADAR AND RADARSAT SAR DATA INTO A COASTAL CIRCULATION AND OIL SPILL MODELLING SYSTEM Donald O. Hodgins
THE USE OF GAIN CONTROLLED DMSP/OLS DATA TO MAP URBAN/SUBURBAN AND INDUSTRIAL LAND CONVERSION IN THE UNITED STATES Imhoff, M. L. - [...] W. Lawrence and D. Stutzer - [...] G. Petersen, and E. Nizeyimana - [...] and C. Elvidge, [...]
THE USE OF REMOTE SENSING FOR THE GLOBAL MONITORING OF THE HUMAN ENTERPRISE: THE CIESIN EXPERIENCE Gary E. Johnson, Ph.D.
THE IDENTIFICATION OF YELLOW SAND DUST ON SATELLITE-LEVEL DATA OVER EAST ASIA USING LONG-RANGE TRANSPORT MODELS AND POLARIZATION MEASUREMENTS T. Kusaka, T. Ema and N. Murata
POPULATION GROWTH AND LAND COVER CHANGE IN EGYPT: EVALUATING THE UTILITY OF ARCHIVAL AND RECENT DMSP/OLS DATA SETS FOR URBANIZATION STUDIES Lawrence, William T., [...] Marc L. Imhoff, [...] David Stutzer, [...] and Norman Kerle, [...]
Land use change from the point of supply and demand structure for food in Asia Kanichiro Matsumura and Yasuto Nakamura
DMSP/OLS IMAGERY TO ESTIMATE POPULATION Mikiyasu Nakayama
AN ASSESSMENT OF SOIL PRODUCTIVITY LOSS DUE TO URBANIZATION IN PENNSYLVANIA, U.S. Egide Nizcyimana and G. W. Petersen [...] M. L. Imhoff, [...] W. T. Lawrence, [...]
A STUDY ON EVALUATION OF WORLD AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY USING SATELLITE DATA AND GIS Shiro OCHI, Ryosuke SHIBASAKI, Atsushi HIRAKOBA
A GIS-BASED INTEGRATED LAND USE/COVER CHANGE MODEL FOR THAILAND K S Rajan and Ryosuke Shibasaki
NASA'S LANDSAT PATHFINDER HUMID TROPICAL FOREST PROJECT William Salas [...] Dave Skole and Walter Chomentowski [...] John Townshend and Vivre Bell [...] Chris Justice [...] and C. J. Tucker [...]
Global Mapping Project - Technical Challenges and Perspectives in the Future - Tsuneo Tanaka, Kosei Otoi, Hiroshi Masaharu, Hiromichi Maruyama, Yoshikazu Fukushima
GLOBAL/CONTINENTAL LAND COVER MONITORING Ryutaro Tateishi, Masayuki Matsuoka, Wen Cheng-gang, and Park Jong-geol
USING REMOTE SENSING AND SOILS TO ESTIMATE THE IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON SOIL RESOURCES IN CHINA E. D. Warner, G. W. Petersen and Egide Nizeyimana [...] Xuezhung Shi, [...] M. L. Imhoff, [...] W. T. Lawrence, [...]
Working Group 6 RADAR APPLICATIONS
ARTOGRAPHY AND REMOTE SENSING IN THE AMAZON THE SIVAM PROJECT ELIANE ALVES DA SILVA - [...]
AIRBORNE SAR ROUTE WITH MINIMUM LOSS BY THE SHADOWS IN THE MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN M. Bajic, S. C. Bajic
CLASSIFICATION AND SEGMENTATION FOR RADAR IMAGERY USING GAUSSIAN MAKOV RANDOM MODEL Yunhan Dong, Bruce Forster and Anthony Milne
ANALYSIS OF THE BACKSCATTERING SIGNALS OF JERS-1 IMAGE FROM SAVANNA AND TROPICAL RAINFOREST BIOMASS IN BRAZILIAN AMAZONIA. Joao Roberto dos Santos, Maristela Ramalho Xaud, Maria Silvia Pardi Lacruz
DYNAMICS OF RADARSAT BACKSCATTERING VALUES RELATED TO PRIMARY AND SECONDARY FOREST BIOMASS STRUCTURE IN SW AMAZONIA, BRAZIL. Joao Roberto dos Santos, Hermann Johann Heinrich Kux, Maria Silvia Pardi Lacruz, Frank J. Ahern, Ron W. Pietsch
AUTOMATED PIPELINE EXTRACTION FROM INTERFEROMETRIC SAR DATA OF THE ERS TANDEM MISSION Olaf Hellwich, Ivan Laptev and Helmut Mayer
OPERATORS USED IN THE COMPUTATION OF COHERENCE MAPS FOR THEMATIC INFORMATION EXTRACTION. Gerrit Huurneman
ANALYSIS OF SATELLITE RADAR FOR THE DETECTION AND MAPPING OF INUNDATION PATTERNS IN WETLAND AREAS A. K. Milne
EXPERIMENTS WITH MULTI-FREQUENCY AND MULTI-POLARIZATION SAR DATA FOR HYDROLOGICAL PARAMETER MODELLING Tania Neusch, Manfred Sties
APPLICABILITY OF ERS-1 AND ERS-2 INSAR FOR LAND SUBSIDENCE MONITORING IN THE SILESIAN COAL MINING REGION, POLAND. Zbigniew Perski
The Use of Multitemporal Radar Data in Agriculture Monitoring: A Case Study in Köycegiz-Dalaman Ecosystem, Turkey F. Sunar, M. Taberner, D. Maktav, S. Kaya, N. Musaoglu and E. Yagız
LAND-USE CLASSIFICATION USING MULTITEMPORAL RADARSAT, ERS-1 AND JERS SAR-IMAGES Markus Törmä, Jarkko Koskinen
ERS SCATTEROMETER DERIVED SOIL MOISTURE MAPS OF THREE CLIMATIC ZONES Wolfgang Wagner [...]
Working Group 7 NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES AND GEOTECHNICAL APPLICATIONS
REMOTE SENSING AND EARTHQUAKE ACTIVITY IN WESTERN BOHEMIA (CENTRAL EUROPE) P. Bankwitz, E. Bankwitz, [...] H. Kämpf, H.-U. Wetzel, A. Frischbutter, [...]
Monitoring of Landslide Using Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Lena Halounova, Karel Pavelka
THE DISCOVERY OF CHUANLI RING (BRUSH) STRUCTURE AND STUDYING FOR THE INTERPRETATIVE FEATURES OF IMAGING RADAR IMAGE Shi Jizhong
INTEGRATION OF GIS AND REMOTE SENSING IN THE FIELD OF GEOLOGY AS AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH - THE ROLE OF GEO-SPATIAL CLEARINGHOUSE SERVICES by Péter Kardeván, [...] Károly Brezsnyánszky, [...] and László Róth, [...]
REMOTE SENSING AND GEOLOGY OF HOGGAR: CONTRIBUTION OF LANDSAT T.M. IMAGES TO THE GEOLOGICAL CARTOGRAPHY AT THE 1/500.000 SCALE AND THE SPECTRAL CHARACTERISATION OF THE ALTERATION PROFILE WITH URANIUM MINERALISATION Ahmed Zine Eddine SAAD
An Application of GIS Information and Remotely Sensed Data for Valley Areas Masaaki SHIKADA, Junko YAMASHITA, Shintaro GOTO, Masaru SYOUDA and Tokio IWATA
INTERPRETATION OF SATELLITE DATA RELATED TO NEOTECTONIC ACTIVITIES CONNECTED WITH EARTHQUAKES IN WESTERN MONGOLIA Dr. TSEHAIE WOLDAI [...] Mr. A. BAYASGALAN [...]
SPECIAL SESSION
CARTOGRAPHIC RELIEF REPRESENTATIONS WITH DEM FILTERING TECHNIQUES Manfred F. Buchroithner [...] Rolf Böhm [...]
THE EUROPEAN CORINE LAND COVER DATABASE G. Büttner, [...] C. Steenmans, [...] M. Bossard, [...] J. Feranec, [...] J. Kolár, [...]
REMOTE SENSING TOOLS FOR FOREST FIRE PREVENTION AND ASSESSMENT Emilio Chuvieco, Javier Salas and David Riano
EARSeL-Special Interest Group Atmosphere: Application of Satellite Data in Meteorology and Climate Research Eberhard Parlow
A EUROPEAN PROPOSAL FOR TERMS OF REFERENCE IN DATA FUSION L. Wald
INTERACTIVE POSTER SESSION
CLASSIFICATION EFFICIENCY OF HIGH SPATIAL RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGERY IN THE STUDIES OF VEGETATION, FORESTRY AND HUMAN SETTLEMENTS M. Bajic, [...]
SNOW HYDROLOGY USING MULTI-CHANNEL, MULTI POLARIZED, MULTI-TEMPORAL SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR Bajzák, Dénes. [...] Roberts, Bruce A. [...] Deering, Keith W., [...]
MEDICO-ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF DESERTIFICATION IN KALMYKIA Bananova V., Sangadguieva L., Nidjuli V., Borlikov G., Lasareva V., [...]
INVENTORY AND THE FLORA CARTOGRAPHY METHODOLOGY USING THE COMBINATION OF REMOTE SENSING AND GIS. CASE OF THE AIN RICH REGION (ALGERIA). F. BENHAMOUDA, M. CHOUIEB, M. CHIKH & A. LATTOUI
Forest change detection in a montaineous terrain using multitemporal Landsat TM images introducing a relative atmospheric correction. A case study: Forest of M'sila (Oran-Algeria-). Khatir Benhanifia & Mustapha Bouziane
TREATMENT AND INTEGRATION OF THE SATELLITE AND MULTISOURCE DATA INTO A DATA BASE CHARACTERISING THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. A CASE STUDY: THE ALGERIAN STEPPIC ZONE a. Bensaid , z. Smahi & m. bouziane
LAND COVER CHANGE DETECTION USING THE CORINE METHODOLOGY G. Büttner, G. Maucha and M. Biró
EVALUATION OF THE DYNAMIC OF URBAN MORPHOLOGICAL ZONES USING REMOTELY SENSED DATA M. Caetano and A. Navarro
Optical-Radar Data Fusion for Land Use Classification Michele Crosetto, Marek Mróz
THE ESTIMATION OF ECOLOGICAL CONDITION OF NATURAL WATER SYSTEMS WITH USE OF SYSTEM APPROACH A. D. Fedorovsky, K. Yu. Suhanov and V. G. Yakimchuk, [...]
LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING USING A LANDSCAPE MODELLING APPROACH Robert P. Gauthier
DROUGHT MONITORING IN SPAIN USING NOAA-AVHRR MULTITEMPORAL IMAGES F. González Alonso, A. Calle, J. L. Casanova, J. M. Cuevas, A. Vázquez
AN ANALYSIS ON TOPOGRAPHICAL FACTORS AND DETERIORATION OF BEECH TREES AT MT. HINOKIBORAMARU, TANZAWA, USING GIS Yujiro HIRANO and Ryosuke SHIBASAKI
DETECTION OF FOREST DECLINE IN RUSSIAN FAR EASTERN Norihisa Kamibayashi
MEANING OF GEOGRHAFIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING OF REGIONS WITH COMPLIETED ECOLOGICAL SITUATION Dr. Alexander A. Kirsanov, [...]
MONITORING OF CHERNOBYL DISASTER AREA USING MULTITEMPORAL SATELLITE DATA Lyalko V. I. Sakhatsky A. I., Hodorovsky A. J., Shportjuk Z. M., Sibirtseva O. N. [...] Marek K.-H., Oppitz S. [...]
VIRGOS SYSTEM - APPLICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF URBAN AREAS STUDY Eng. Calin-Daniel NITU [...] Prof. dr. eng. Florea ZAVOIANU [...]
ECO BP'98 INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING LOCAL, REGIONAL, GLOBAL. BUDAPEST, 1-4 SEPTEMBER 1998 AERO-SATELLITE REMOTE-SENSING FOR RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING IN DANUBE DELTA AND COASTAL ZONE OF BLACK SEA IN ORDER TO INCLUDING US IN INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR DANUBE BASIN AND BLACK SEA. Nicolaie OPRESCU, Manuel VAIS, Joan SOMARDOLEA
DETERMINATION OF CLOUD TOP HEIGHT USING METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITE AND RADAR DATA R. Randriamampianina, J. Nagy, Gy. Gyarmati and J. Kerényi
INTEGRATION OF THE SOCIO-ECONOMIQUES AND PHYSICALS DATA ON GIS FOR PASTORAL ACTIVITIES MANAGEMENT ON A SEMI ARID AREA, z. smahi & a. bensaid
DETERMINATION OF CHANGES IN PHENOLOGICAL CYCLE OF OAK-WOOD BY MULTISPECTRAL NOAA/AVHRR IMAGES Mladen Viher, [...] M. Sc. Visnja Vucetic, [...]
APPLICATIONS OF REMOTE SENSING AND GIS FOR WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AT TANFA LAKE Mu-Lin Wu, Professor [...] Yih-Ping Chen, Associate Chief Engineer [...] Pei-Ming Liao, Division Chief [...] Wen-Cheng Tseng, Associate Engineer [...]
REMOTE SENSING AND DIGITAL PHOTOGRAMMETRIC DATA INTEGRATION INTO A GIS 3-D FOR MONITORING AND ANALYSIS OF AN URBAN AREA UNDER NATURAL DISASTER STRESS: Florea Zavoianu - [...]
RÉALISATION OF THE DESERTIFICATION SENSIVITY MAP WITH THE AIDE OFA GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM ZEGRAR. A; SMAHI. Z; BENSAID. A.
APPROACH TO POLICY HIERARCHIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTERS MANAGEMENT Zhu Zesheng, Sun Ling, Guan Hengshen
STATUS OF FLOOD MONITORING WITH MULTISENSOR REMOTE SENSING A. Zilahy, S. Herath, K. Musiake
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APPENDIX
Appendix: Authors and Co-authors Index Volume XXXII, Part 7 - ISPRS Commission VII
Appendix: Keywords Index Volume XXXII, Part 7 - ISPRS Commission VII
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IMAGES USING REFLEXIVE-MAPPING
TECHNIQUES
Stuart Barr and Mike Barnsley
Department of Geography
University of Wales Swansea
Singleton Park
Swansea, SA2 8PP, UK.
Commission VII, Working Group 4.
KEY WORDS: structural composition, clutter, reflex-
ive mapping, spatial resolution, urban land use.
ABSTRACT
A new generation of satellite sensors, with a spatial resol-
ution of 1m-5m, is due to be launched over the next few
years. The images generated by these devices should,
in theory, provide improved information on land cover
and land use, particularly in areas where the individual
parcels of land are small and their spatial arrangement
complex, such as towns and cities. In practice, however,
improvements in the ability to identify and delineate the
features of interest go hand-in-hand with an increase in
unwanted spatial detail. This produces ‘clutter’ in land-
cover classifications and, consequently, inhibits the po-
tential to infer information on land use through an ana-
lysis of the structural composition of the observed scene.
A structurally-based, reflexive-mapping procedure has
been developed to overcome this problem. It is used to
remove much of the clutter in an initial land-cover map
of an urban area produced from a 2m spatial resolu-
tion multispectral image. 'The resultant data set reveals
more clearly the underlying structural properties and re-
lations that are indicative of the principal categories of
urban land-use present in the scene.
INTRODUCTION
At present, the highest spatial resolution multispectral
image data-sets acquired by satellite sensors are those
provided by the SPOT HRV (20m) and Landsat Them-
atic Mapper (30m) instruments. In certain situations,
where a scene under investigation has a complex spa-
tial arrangement the resolutions of these sensors have
been found to be to insufficient to perform the accurate
and consistent classification of both land-coverand land-
use. (Ridley et al. 1997). For example, one particular
application often cited in this context, is the classifica-
tion of both land-cover and land-use within urban areas
(Blamire and Barnsley 1995, Barnsley and Barr 1997).
This has been attributed to the fact, that not only is the
spatial arrangement of urban areas complex, but also,
that the individual parcels of land-cover which comprise
them and which characterise the land-uses present tend
to be relatively small (Barnsley and Barr 1997).
In the near future though, the potential to accurately
classify spatially complex scenes, such as urban areas, is
likely to improve. This is because, a new series of op-
tical satellite sensors, which will produce digital image
data-sets with a spatial resolution of 1-5 m in panchro-
matic mode and 4-15 m in multispectral mode, are due
to be launched (Fritz 1996). In theory, data from these
new instruments should offer considerable benefits over
current coarser spatial resolution satellite sensor images
for the derivation of information from spatially complex
scenes such as urban areas. In particular, it should be-
come possible to accurately identify and delineate the
principal physical objects in such scenes (e.g., individual
buildings, roads and small parcels of vegetation) as com-
plete geometric entities rather than individually classified
pixels. In turn, this should facilitate the inference of fur-
ther information, such as land-use, on the basis of the
structural properties and relations exhibited by theses
derived land-cover objects (Barnsley and Barr 1997).
However, in relation to this point, it is important to
note that a number of previous studies have found that
the perceived benefits of increased spatial resolution have
not always yielded the improvements in classification ac-
curacy anticipated (Forster 1985, Martin et al. 1988).
This has been attributed to the fact that as the spatial
resolution of.the sensor increases individual scene ele-
ments (e.g., buildings, roads and small parcels of veget-
ation) begin to dominate the detected spectral response
of each pixel; as such, the spectral response of scene
as whole becomes more varied, with individual scene
elements such as buildings, roads and small parcels of
vegetation tending to become more spectrally hetero-
geneous (Gastellu-Etchegorry 1990, Barnsley and Barr
1996). Clearly, this phenomenon is likely to have an
impact on the potential to derive information on land-
cover and land-use from the images which are to be ac-
quired by these new very high spatial resolution satellite
sensors.
In this paper, we explore how the likely increase in spec-
tral heterogeneity which may result from increased spa-
tial resolution, is is likely to affect the derivation of land-
cover and land-use information from the images acquired
by these new satellite sensors. In particular, we demon-
strate that a spatially complex urban scene acquired at a
very spatial resolution results in the occurrence of large
amounts of structural "clutter" when classified to the
level of land-cover. In response to this, we introduce
a structurally-based reflexive mapping procedure which
can be used to correct for presence of structural clutter in
land-cover data-sets derived using traditional per-pixel
spectrally-based classification procedures. The suitabil-
ity of this structurally-based reflexive mapping proced-
ure is demonstrated by comparing the results obtained
against the land-cover composition of a digital map data-
set, derived from Ordnance Survey, 1:1,250 scale Land-
Line.93+ comprising of five land cover types, namely,
roads, buildings, areas of grass, areas of trees and water
bodies (Figure 1).
AIRBORNE SCANNER DATA AND LAND
COVER CLASSIFICATION
A multispectral image covering part of the London Bor-
ough of Bromley in the U.K., recorded by a Daedalus
AADS-1286 airborne scanner, is used in this study. This
image data-set had a nominal spatial resolution of 2m.
Although the Daedalus scanner collects data in eleven .
spectral channels, only four are used here, namely bands
2 (0.45-0.52um), 3 (0.52-0.60um), 5 (0.63-0.69um) and
7 (0.76-0.90um). These broadly correspond to the blue,
green, red and near infra-red channels of the Space Ima-
ging sensor, scheduled for launch later this year (Ap-
lin et al. 1997). Variations in detected radiance as a
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