Full text: XVIIIth Congress (Part B7)

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The second implication of the study is the demonstration of 
the possibility of a simple and low-cost image processing 
system for this kind of analysis. Local planners avoid satel- 
ite images due to the cost of hardware and software needed 
for effective processing of such a large amount of data. That 
forces them to rely on old or inadequate spatial data which 
may result in poor decision making. We hope that it has 
been proved that even low-cost systems can help to pro- 
vide up to date information on environment and land use 
changes. Most of the analysis could have been done on 
the hardware already available at the local government plan- 
ning offices with small investments in software. The only 
problem remains in the appropriate training and education 
of local specialists. 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 
The project was sponsored by the Commission of the Euro- 
pean Communities, Directorate General XII, and EOSAT. 
The attendance at the conference was possible with finan- 
cial help of the Austrian Institute for Eastern and South- 
eastern Europe and the University of Ljubljana Knafelj's 
foundation. 
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