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Evaluation of high-altitude color infrared photography for forest inventory

Creator:: Kelley, Thomas H.
Abstract:: High-altitude color infrared photography is found to be an effective tool for forest inventory in the Umpqua National Forest of southwestern Oregon. Intelligent resource management requires the rapid, accurate, and economical inventory results that can be supplied by remote sensing. Color infrared film is shown to possess properties that make...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
Full Text:: upward through the leaf surface C-) z H C-) H z C-) 4 1 400 500 600 700 800 900 WAVELENGTH

Vegetation classification of wild turkey habitat in Umpqua National Forest using color aerial photography

Creator:: Hazell, Bret Jack
Abstract:: This project focuses on the classification of vegetation as a habitat for wild turkeys. The vegetation classification discussed here is only one part of a study looking at habitat requirements, seasonal use patterns, and brood-rearing habits of wild turkeys in Southern Oregon. The vegetation classification was performed for an area...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
Full Text:: forms of earth observation techniques. Avery and Berlin define it as "the technique of obtaining

Increasing the usefulness of high-altitude color infrared photography for the inventory, monitoring, and management of western wildland resources

Creator:: Colwell, Robert R.
Abstract:: This report describes the latest in a series of studies sponsored by the Nationwide Forestry Applications Program. Each such study has attempted to enhance the interpretability of remotely-sensed imagery. In this case the image type of specific interest is high-altitude color infrared (CIR) photography. This is a resource management tool...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
Full Text:: infrared photography is acquired by aircraft flying at 40,000 feet above the terrain. An 8-1/4 inch (210m

Identification of irrigation practices using photographic and optical-mechanical scanning remote sensing techniques

Creator:: Naim, Shamim
Abstract:: Irrigation is essential for profitable agriculture in the western United States. It is the largest consumer of water and power in Oregon. Conflicting uses of water and power and their scarcity demands judicious planning for allocation of these resources. Creditable baseline data are not only needed for irrigated crop acreages,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: photographic and optical-mechanical scanning remote sensing techniques AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Shamim

A Methodology to directly input data from an uncontrolled aerial photograph into a vector based geographic information system

Creator:: Sneed, Jacquelin M.
Abstract:: Historically the U.S. Forest Service has used uncorrected aerial photographs to delineate proposed and past management activities on the land base it manages. Transferring a boundary from an image not planimetrically correct to a planimetrically corrected image introduces errors. Positional accuracy of boundaries affects the number of acres the Forest...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: ) relief displacement and distortion in the uncontrolled photography, 4) loss of ancillary data resulting

Videographic and GPS techniques for monitoring active glacial surge: Bering Glacier, Alaska

Creator:: Thatcher, P. Anthony
Abstract:: Aerial videography in combination with GPS were used to monitor the active surge of Alaska's Bering Glacier. The large aerial extent of the study area and the unpredictable weather in coastal Alaska required innovative techniques to be used in order to successfully monitor the surge environment. A portable aerial videographic...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
Full Text:: videographic techniques making the use of conventional vertical aerial photography obsolete for all but the

An application of photogrammetric techniques to the measurement of historic photographs

Creator:: Strausz, David A. Jr
Abstract:: The application of the collinearity solution by resection of the interior and exterior orientation parameters of historical photographs is investigated. The spatial coordinates of seven or more identifiable control points in the field of view of an historical photograph, combined with image coordinates of the control point images, allow solution...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
Full Text:: : 469-71. 34 35 Hart, Richard H. and William A. Laycock. 1996. Repeat photography on range and

A land use planning application of the Wetland Evaluation Technique (WET) to Jackson/Frazier Wetland, Benton County, Oregon

Creator:: Griffith, Jerry A.
Abstract:: Along with the increased attention in the past two decades on the values of wetlands and the documentation of great losses of wetland acreage has been a growing need for a comprehensive assessment method for analyzing the functions of a wetland. Detailed site-specific study has been the traditional method for...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
Full Text:: TECHNIQUE (WET) TO JACKSON/FRAZIER WETLAND, BENTON COUNTY, OREGON by Jerry A. Griffith A RESEARCH PAPER

An evaluation of the Earth Resources Technology Satellite (ERTS-1) multispectral scanner as a tool for the determination of lacustrine trophic state

Creator:: Boland, Dale H. P.
Abstract:: This study evaluates the Earth Resources Technology Satellite- One (ERTS-1) multispectral scanner (MSS) as a means of predicting lacustrine trophic state and the magnitude of selected trophic state indicators. Numerical classificatory methods are employed to ascertain the trophic character of 100 lakes in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and New York using...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Techniques 92 Color Ratio Technique 92 Linear Contrast Stretching Technique 93 Chapter Page IV. ERTS-1

Terrain analysis and Geographic Information Systems

Creator:: Bruzese, Victoria M.
Abstract:: The purpose of this paper is to define terrain analysis, as it relates to military applications; to review the historical development of the central ideas of terrain analysis, which has led to the development of three computer programs that are designed to make terrain analysis an automated process rather than...
Resource Type:: Capstone Project
Full Text:: -photography and radar to satellite sensors that have paralleled the succession from black powder and smooth

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Evaluation of high-altitude color infrared photography for forest inventory

Vegetation classification of wild turkey habitat in Umpqua National Forest using color aerial photography

Increasing the usefulness of high-altitude color infrared photography for the inventory, monitoring, and management of western wildland resources

Identification of irrigation practices using photographic and optical-mechanical scanning remote sensing techniques

A Methodology to directly input data from an uncontrolled aerial photograph into a vector based geographic information system

Videographic and GPS techniques for monitoring active glacial surge: Bering Glacier, Alaska

An application of photogrammetric techniques to the measurement of historic photographs

A land use planning application of the Wetland Evaluation Technique (WET) to Jackson/Frazier Wetland, Benton County, Oregon

An evaluation of the Earth Resources Technology Satellite (ERTS-1) multispectral scanner as a tool for the determination of lacustrine trophic state

Terrain analysis and Geographic Information Systems

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