Landform monitoring, modelling, and analysis/
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Chichester New York:
J. Wiley & Sons,
1997
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Series: | British Geomorphological Research Group symposia series
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Table of Contents:
- List of contributors
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Landform monitoring, modeling analysis: land form in geomorphological research
- Section 1. Technical issues: Chapter 2. Datus, coordinates and differences
- Chapter 3. The global positioning system and its use for terrain mapping and monitoring
- Chapter 4. Analytical photogrammetry for geomorphological research
- Chapter 5. Quality, use and visualization in terrain modeling
- Chapter 6. What do terrain statistics really mean?
- Chapter 7. The effect of GIS interpolation errors on the use of digital elevation models in geomorphology
- Chapter 8. Landform and lineament mapping using radar remote sensing
- Chapter 9. Image analysis of aerial photography to quantify the effect of gold placer mining on channel morphology, interior Alaska
- Section 2. Application: Chapter 10. Terrain-based approaches to environment resources evaluation
- Chapter 11. The role of GIS in watershed analysis
- Chapter 12. A generalized topographic - soils hydrological index
- Chapter 13. Terrain information in geomorphological models
- Chapter 14. The use of digital terrain modeling in the understanding of dynamic river channel systems
- Chapter 15. Mass balance and flow variations of haut glacier d' Arrola, Switzerland, calculated using digital terrain modeling techniques
- Chapter 16. The transient snowline on glaciers: topographic controls and implications for melt predictions
- Chapter 17. The use of terrain analysis in the evaluation of snow cover over an Alpine glacier
- Chapter 18. Coastal management and sea level rise: a morphological approach
- Chapter 19. Geomorphological and hydrodynamic results from digital terrain models of the Humber estuary
- Author index
- Subject index
- Website index