Topic
Remote sensing systems
34 books
Introduction to environmental remote sensing
E.C. Barrett and L.F. Curtis.
Evaluation of aerial remote sensing techniques for defining critical geologic features pertinent to tunnel location and design
O. Russell...[et al.].
An assessment of the usefulness of smallscale photographic imagery for acquiring land use information necessary to the urban planning function [by] William A. Howard and James B. Kracht.
William Arby Howard
Airborne measurement of snow-water equivalent using natural gamma radiation over Southern Ontario, 1972-1973: [by] H.S. Loijens and R.L. Grasty.
H.S Loijens
Proceedings.: Edited by J. Preston Layton.
Princeton University Conference on Aerospace Methods for Revealing and Evaluating Earth's Resources 1969
Remote Sensing in Soil Science
M. A. Mulders
The remote sensing sourcebook: a guide to remote sensing products, services, facilities, publications and other materials
D.J. Carter.
Eye in the sky: introduction to remote sensing
Dorothy Harper.
Introduction to electromagnetic remote sensing: with emphasis on applications to geology and hydrology. Editor: Robert G. Reeves. Associate editors: Frank J. Janza, and Ronald J.P. Lyon. Authors: P.E. Chapman [and others].
American Geological Institute
Remote sensing: techniques for environmental analysis. Edited by John E. Estes and Leslie W. Senger.
John E. Estes
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