Publisher's Synopsis
During 1986 to 1987, the Kansas Applied Remote Sensing (KARS) Program continued to build upon long-term research efforts oriented towards enhancement and development of technologies for using remote sensing in the inventory and evaluation of land use and renewable resources (both natural and agricultural). These research efforts directly addressed needs and objectives of NASA's Land-Related Global Habitability Program as well as needs of and interests of public agencies and private firms. The KARS Program placed particular emphasis on two major areas: development of intelligent algorithms to improve automated classification of digital multispectral data; and integrating and merging digital multispectral data with ancillary data in spatial modes. Martinko, Edward A. and Merchant, James W. Unspecified Center ALGORITHMS; CLASSIFICATIONS; GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS; HABITATS; LAND USE; MAPPING; PRODUCTIVITY; RESOURCES MANAGEMENT; SATELLITE IMAGERY; DIGITAL DATA; EARTH RESOURCES; LANDSAT SATELLITES; REMOTE SENSING; SEMANTICS; SYNTAX...
