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Classifying and characterizing natural vegetation on a regional basis with Landsat MSS data
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Kirk C. McDaniel, Robert H. Haas
Estimating the area of vegetation types with Landsat and ancillary data
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David S. Linden, Wayne G. Rohde, K. G. Bonner
Landsat digital analysis techniques required for wildland resource classification
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Gregg R. Johnson, Wayne G. Rohde
Training the practicing professional at the EROS Data Center — What have we learned?
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William C. Draeger, Ronald E. Beck
Lateral trends and vertical sequences in estuarine sediments, Willapa Bay, Washington
Willapa Bay is a sizable estuary on the southern coast of Washington- Relatively unmodified in a geologic sense by human activity the bay provides an excellent example of modern depositional facies in an estuarine setting. Studies of these deposits indicate that consistent lateral trends exist in sediment texture and sedimentary structures. The texture changes from sandy at the mouth of the bay to
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H. Edward Clifton, L. Phillips
Research on interactive genetic-geological models to evaluate favourability for undiscovered uranium resources
Current methods of evaluating favourability for undiscovered uranium resources are unduly subjective, quite possibly inconsistent and, as a consequence, of questionable reliability. This research is aimed at reducing the subjectivity and increasing the reliability by designing an improved method that depends largely on geological data and their statistical frequency of occurrence. This progress re
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W.I. Finch, H.C. Granger, R.D. Lupe, R.B. McCammon
Electronic and optical modification of the engineering model FLD and the evolution of peripheral equipment
The purpose of the Workshop on Luminescence Techniques was threefold: (1) to review the state-of-the-art capabilities of luminescence methods, (2) to consider a variety of concepts for the development of future luminescence sensor systems, and (3) to discuss appropriate research and development strategies for advancing the current state-of-the-art.
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Robert D. Watson, Arnold F. Theisen
Digital Landsat and terrain data applied to an arid land resource inventory
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Wayne A. Miller, William J. Bonner, Wayne G. Rohde, Lorin P. Schwartz
Efficient arid land monitoring using Landsat images
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Charles J. Robinove
Measurements of shock-induced luminescence at Meteor Crater, Arizona, from laboratory and airborne Fraunhofer line-discriminator systems
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David J. Roddy, Robert D. Watson, Arnold F. Theisen
Airborne Fraunhofer line discriminator surveys in southern California, Nevada and central New Mexico
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Robert D. Watson
Proposed design for an aircraft and space shuttle compatible Fraunhofer line discriminator
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Robert D. Watson