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Automated Processing of High Resolution Satellite Imagery for Feature Extraction and Mapping of Urban Areas
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| Title: | Automated Processing of High Resolution Satellite Imagery for Feature Extraction and Mapping of Urban Areas |
| Author: | Shackelford, Aaron K., 1977-; Davis, Curt H. |
| Keywords: |
high spatial resolution
high-resolution satellite imagery commercial satellites spectral information |
| Date: | 2005-01 |
| Publisher: | EOM Earth Observation Magazine |
| Citation: | EOM Earth Observation Magazine, 14.1 (2005) |
| Abstract: | High-resolution satellite imagery became commercially available in late 1999 with the launch of Space Imaging's IKONOS satellite. In subsequent years, several other high-resolution commercial satellites were launched (DigitalGlobe's QuickBird and ORBIMAGE's OrbView-3). The spatial resolution and spectral information provided by these sensors make them well-suited for urban area applications. The high spatial resolution (0.6-1m) allows the delineation of fine-scale features in the urban environment, such as individual roads and buildings. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10355/2352 |
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