Abstract
The contribution of remote sensing to environmental management procedures at the sub-regional scale is examined in relation to the County Structure environmental management plan for Merseyside County, England. The various seasons, scales and emulsions used for aerial photography in the county are indicated, and results of aerial surveys of the distribution of derelict and despoiled land and of natural environments are presented and compared with ground surveys. The use of color infrared and panchromatic aerial photographs indicating areas of environmental stress and land use in the formulation, implementation and monitoring of environmental management activities is then discussed.
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Handley, J F.
Application of remote sensing to environmental management.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1980.
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Handley, J F.
Application of remote sensing to environmental management.
United Kingdom.
Handley, J F.
1980.
"Application of remote sensing to environmental management."
United Kingdom.
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title = {Application of remote sensing to environmental management}
author = {Handley, J F}
abstractNote = {The contribution of remote sensing to environmental management procedures at the sub-regional scale is examined in relation to the County Structure environmental management plan for Merseyside County, England. The various seasons, scales and emulsions used for aerial photography in the county are indicated, and results of aerial surveys of the distribution of derelict and despoiled land and of natural environments are presented and compared with ground surveys. The use of color infrared and panchromatic aerial photographs indicating areas of environmental stress and land use in the formulation, implementation and monitoring of environmental management activities is then discussed.}
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volume = {1}
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year = {1980}
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title = {Application of remote sensing to environmental management}
author = {Handley, J F}
abstractNote = {The contribution of remote sensing to environmental management procedures at the sub-regional scale is examined in relation to the County Structure environmental management plan for Merseyside County, England. The various seasons, scales and emulsions used for aerial photography in the county are indicated, and results of aerial surveys of the distribution of derelict and despoiled land and of natural environments are presented and compared with ground surveys. The use of color infrared and panchromatic aerial photographs indicating areas of environmental stress and land use in the formulation, implementation and monitoring of environmental management activities is then discussed.}
journal = []
volume = {1}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1980}
month = {Jan}
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