COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF MULTI-IMAGE ON GEOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION IN THE WEST MOUNTAIN AREA OF BEIJING

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Abstract

For a comparative evaluation of multi-image on geological interpretation, the wangpingchun is selected as a typical area. The applicable condition of the color infrared aerial photograph, side- looking airborne radar image and different Landsat images were pointed out. The interpretable advantages and deficiency of the different images are analysed.

Keywords Geo-classify model in remote sensing Land use/land cover Complexity and diversify

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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	ZHANG Pei-Fang
	DENG Xi-Qing
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ZHANG Pei-Fang,DENG Xi-Qing,LIU Gui-Qing, et al. COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF MULTI-IMAGE ON GEOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION IN THE WEST MOUNTAIN AREA OF BEIJING[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 1993, 5(2): 34-38.

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