Photogrammetric engineering and remote sensing

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  Año 2000, Vol. 66, Número 11

  • The NASA Affiliated Research Center Program

    A. J. Peters, Donald Rundquist

    págs. 1286-1288

    

  • NASA's Affiliated Research Center Program: Bridging Basic Research and Quality of Life

    B. Davis, M. Macauleyka

    págs. 1289-1322

    

  • A GIS-Assisted Rail Construction Econometric Model that Incorporates LIDAR Data

    D. J. Cowen, John R. Jensen

    págs. 1323-1328

    

  • Comparison of High Spatial Resolution Imagery for Efficient Generation of GIS Vegetation Layers

    L. Coulter

    págs. 1329-1336

    

  • Developing Forestry Products from High Resolution Digital Aerial Imagery

    L. J. Quackenbush

    págs. 1337-1348

    

  • Use of Remotely Sensed Data for Assessing Crop Hail Damage

    A. J. Peters, S. C. Griffin

    págs. 1349-1356

    

  • Spaceborne Imaging Radar in Support of Forest Resource Management

    J. W. Chipman, T. M. Lillesand

    págs. 1357-1366

    

  • Predicting Forest Stand Characteristics with Airborne Scanning Lidar

    J. E. Means, S. A. Acker

    págs. 1367-1372

    

  • The Application of TM Imagery and GIS Data in the Assessment of Arid Lands Water and Land Resources in West Texas

    R. I. Coward, P. Neville, R. P. Watson

    págs. 1373-1379