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High spatial resolution remote sensing is an area of considerable current interest and builds on developments in object-based image analysis, commercial high-resolution satellite sensors, and UAVs. It captures more details through high and very high resolution images (10 to 100 cm/pixel)....
GPUs Accelerate Population Distribution Mapping Around the ...
Using GPUs, AI technology and ORNL’s LandScan high-definition global population data, the ORNL team can now quickly process high-resolution satellite imagery to map human settlements and changing urban dynamics. The parallel-processing capability of NVIDIA Tesla GPUs allowed researchers to develop and use the computationally expensive feature ......
3D Dynamic Representation for Urban Sprawl Modelling ...
The spatial resolutions of satellite images will determine the level at which geographic urban objects can be detected and hence the scale: Kompsat-2 high-resolution metric images will be used to extract buildings (Carton, Gadal, 2007), Landsat and Spot images for zones already urbanised or on the way to becoming so, DMSP images for vast ......
Development of a Participatory Method for Capturing ...
Both settlements were eminently suitable for the aims of this study. First, Huancayo's urban area expanded from approximately 3600 ha in 1988 to more than 5200 ha in 2008 (Haller 2012; Figure 2), a development driven by the construction of single-family houses that, due to the loss of agricultural land resources at the irrigated and fertile valley floor, represents a major challenge to ...
Validating Satellite-Derived Land Surface Temperature with ...
Processing the L5-TM satellite image to derive land surface temperature. Images of Earth were taken nearly continuously from 1 March 1984 to January 2013 on a 16-day cycle by the L5-TM, which consistently imaged the Detroit Metropolitan Region at about 1205 hours Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) at each pass.
Civco - Natural Resources and the Environment - University ...
A technique to identify changes in hemlockforest health over space and time using satellite image data. BiologicalInvasions 1:269-279. Bonneau, L.R., K.Shields, and D.L. Civco. 1999. Using satellite images to classify and analyzethe health of hemlock forests infested by the Hemlock Woolly Adeligid.Biological Invasions 1:255-267.
Soe Myint | School of Geographical Sciences & Urban Planning
Myint, S.W. (2000). Image texture analysis with high-resolution multispectral image data using wavelet transforms. Paper presented at the 2000 University Consortium for Geographic Information Science (UCGIS) Annual Assembly and Summer Retreat, Portland, Oregon (21 - 24 June, 2000). Non-invited presentations. Myint, S.W. (2000).
Geospatial machine learning for urban development
Changing the World urban planning simulations generative models 18. Proceduralization Generalized Proceduralization 19. Shape Understanding Point clouds: Arch Physical objects: Urban spaces: Satellite Images: Architectural models: 20. Point clouds: Satellite images: Urban spaces: Architecture: Generative Modeling 21....
Remote Sensing and GIS in Simulation and Prediction ...
Remote Sensing Introduction The term "remote sensing," first used in the United States in the 1950s by Ms. Evelyn Pruitt of the U.S. Office of Naval Research.‘Remote’ means far away and ‘sensing’ means observing or acquiring some information. Therefore, remote sensing is the acquisition of information about an object or phenomenon without making physical contact with the object.
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