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July 2016
PHOTOGRAMMETRIC ENGINEERING & REMOTE SENSING
COLUMNS
The Column of the Student Advisory Council.
In a step-by-step narration, the
authors lead the discussion from
the very basic explanation of the
concept of imagery, through the
description of various techniques
to imagery application in plant biology, medicine
and agriculture. The authors provide an in-depth
explanation of the matter thus anticipating the wide
use of the described material, not only by plant
professionals but also as a comprehensive teaching
tool for graduate and Ph.D. students.
This month we look at the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Majid Mahrooghy, James Aanstoos, Rodrigo A. Nobrega, Khaled Hasan,
and
Nicolas H.
Younan
A machine learning approach using a back propagation neural network (BPNN) and also
a wavelet basis neural network (WBNN) is developed to estimate the soil electrical
conductivity (EC) over an earthen levee system.
Shabnam Jabari
and
Yun Zhang
A novel coregistration method called patch-wise coregistration (PWCR) for change
detection using VHR satellite images acquired with different view-angles.
Alaeldin Suliman, Yun Zhang, and Raid Al-Tahir
This study develops a novel approach to normalizing disparity information based on
co-registering a pair of epipolar stereo images and demonstrates its effectiveness in
detecting building roofs in off-nadir VHR satellite imagery.
Tiantian Feng, Huan Mi, Marco Scaioni, Gang Qiao, Ping Lu, Weian Wang, Xiaohua Tong,
and
Rongxing Li
A new photogrammetric approach reveals fast-changing landslide deformation behavior.
Luping Lu Yong Zhang,
and
Pengjie Tao
Using geometrical consistency parameters to perform weighted voting to detect outliers
in tie-point image matching.
Mary Pyott Freeman, Doulas A. Stow,
and
Dar A. Roberts
A study to compare the effectiveness of two object-based remote sensing approaches
to mapping tree mortality over an eight-year period utilizing high spatial resolution
remotely sensed imagery.
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JULY 2016
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