The contribution of gis and remote sensing in urban land use negotiation in developing countries

It is advantageous to apply the fl uorescence retrieval to GOME-2 data, because the satellites, which are already in orbit (MetOp-A, MetOp-B), and the upcoming satellite MetOp-C,

Our comparison between satellite and in situ Z eu for data south of 60°S did not show signi fi cant differences between the approaches for SeaWiFS and slightly better esti- mates of Z

A detailed description of the achievable accuracies can be found in Bamler and Eineder (2005). The colors in Fig. 11b indicate the magnitude of the motion that occurred in the

The land surface temperature (LST) is accessible on the pan-arctic scale through a number of remote sensing platforms, such as the “Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectrometer”

the differences in methane emission at different study sites are obvious, and the measured methane emissions from the various sub- classes of the land cover class WT in the Lena

The result of the Landsat ETM+ classi fi cation at the Turakh study site in the western Lena Delta consists of 15 land-cover classes, which differ in vegetation cover,

Es wird das Vorhandensein von Luftschadstoffen entlang einer schmalen vertikalen Luftsäule registriert, die Messung erfolgt vom Boden aus (z.B. aus einem fahrenden KFZ). Mit

Since numerical simulation models and expert systems are also tools for decision support in the above areas, and, at the same time, another possible source of