s 
rT 
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ectors: 
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779 
783 
787 
795 
Remote sensing in archaeological application in Thailand 
T.Supajanya 
Application of physiographic photo interpretation technique to analyse the enigmatic drainage 
problem of the Hyderabad Metropolitan Region, Pakistan 
M.N.Syal & I.E. Schneider 
Spatial resolution requirements for urban land cover mapping from space 
William J. Todd & Robert C. Wrigley 
Analysis and evaluation of recreational resources with the aid of remote sensing 
D.van der Zee 
Spectral characterization of urban land covers from Thematic Mapper data 
Douglas J. Wheeler 
869 
873 
881 
887 
893 
801 8 Geo-information systems 
How few data do we need: Some radical thoughts on renewable natural resources surveys 
J.A.Allan 
809 
The potential of numerical agronomic simulation models in remote sensing 
J.A.A.Berkhout 
813 Recording resources in rural areas 
Richard K.Bullard 
817 Evaluation of regional land resources using geographic information systems based on linear 
quadtrees 
James Hogg, Mark Gahegan & Neil Stuart 
823 A comprehensive LRIS of the Kananaskis Valley using Landsat data 
G.D.Lodwick, S.H.Paine, M.P.Mepham & A.W.ColiJn 
831 The CRIES Resource Information System: Computer-aided spatial analysis of resource 
development potential and development policy alternatives 
Gerhardus Schultink 
835 
Soils an important component in a digital geographic information system 
^ Carlos R. Valenzuela, Marion F.Baumgardner & Terry L. Phillips 
Land suitability mapping with a microcomputer using fuzzy string 
TP. Wind & N.JMulder 
847 
Land resource use monitoring in Romania, using aerial and space data 
N.Zegheru 
853 
901 
907 
913 
917 
927 
933 
939 
947 
953 
857 
865 
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