Remote sensing of environment

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  Año 2005, Vol. 98, Número 4

  • Mapping microphytobenthos biomass by non-linear inversion of visible-infrared hyperspectral images

    Laurent Barillé, Patrick Launeau, Christophe Sotin, Daniela Despan, Vona Méléder, Jean-Philippe Combe, V. Carrère

    págs. 371-387

    

  • Detecting and measuring new snow accumulation on ice sheets by satellite remote sensing

    Robert A. Bindschadler, Christopher Shuman, Thorsten Markus, Hyeungu Choi

    págs. 388-402

    

  • Mapping regional land displacements in the Venice coastland by an integrated monitoring system

    Luigi Tosi, Federica Rizzetto, Laura Carbognin, Pietro Teatini, Tazio Strozzi, Urs Wegmüller

    págs. 403-413

    

  • LAI retrieval from multiangular image classification and inversion of a ray tracing model

    Raffaele Casa, Hamlyn G. Jones

    págs. 414-428

    

  • Land cover assessment with MODIS imagery in southern African Miombo ecosystems

    Peng Gong, Manuel Ferrão, Fernando Sedano

    págs. 429-441

    

  • Spatial and temporal patterns of China's cropland during 1990¿2000: An analysis based on Landsat TM data

    Hanqin Tian, Dafang Zhuang, Mingliang Liu, Wen Zhang, Jiyuan Liu, Xianming Tang, Xiangzheng Deng, Zengxiang Zhang

    págs. 442-456

    

  • Substrate age and precipitation effects on Hawaiian forest canopies from spaceborne imaging spectroscopy

    Gregory P. Asner, Roberta E. Martin, Kimberly M. Carlson

    págs. 457-467

    

  • On the relationship between training sample size and data dimensionality: Monte Carlo analysis of broadband multi-temporal classification

    Bisun Datt, Tim R. McVicar, Thomas G. Van Niel

    págs. 468-480

    

  • Estimating phytoplankton biomass in coastal waters of Alaska using airborne remote sensing

    Jennifer Cannizzaro, Evelyn Brown, Martín A. Montes-Hugo, Kendall Carder, Scott Pegau, Robert J. Foy

    págs. 481-493

    

  • Stormwater runoff plumes observed by SeaWiFS radiometer in the Southern California Bight

    Nikolay P. Nezlin, Paul M. DiGiacomo, Eric D. Stein, Drew Ackerman

    págs. 494-510