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China Sends Remote-Sensing Satellite into Space

China successful sends remote-sensing satellite into space. A Long March-4C rocket carrying the Yaogan-17 satellite, blasted off from the Satellite Launch Center in Jiuquan, northwest China’s Gansu Province on Monday morning.

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Spatiotemporal Analysis of Noida Using Remote Sensing and GIS Approaches

Spatiotemporal analysis refers to an analysis having both spatial extension and temporal duration. Remote sensing has provided a great tool to quantify changes using satellite data in our area of interest. Population

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NASA Land-Cover and Land-Use Change (LCLUC) Program

Today I would like to take you for a short tour of Land-Cover and Land-Use Change (LCLUC) Program of NASA.  LCLUC is an interdisciplinary science program in the Earth Science Division of

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Anisotropy and BRDF

Our most of the Remote sensing is being sensed from Nadir position which is a position directly beneath the sensor, by forming a right angle from surface but various experiments

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UAV System Allows GIS Professionals A Cost-effective Solution for Aerial Data

CALGARY, Alberta, Aug. 23, 2013 /CNW/ – Integrated Informatics Inc. now offers a complete aerial data solution, from data capture to analysis and data management, using senseFly’s eBee unmanned aerial

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Remotely Sensing the Complexity of Rivers and Estuaries

The coasts of oceans are rich and complex environments. Over half the world’s population live on the coast or along river systems. Water resources in these regions are used for

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Satellite Data Not Enough To Predict Melting Ice Caps

New research from a team of European scientists has found there is not enough satellite data to determine the rate of polar ice cap melt very far into the future and

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Thermal IR spectroscopy for Mercury

Understanding the formation and evolution of Mercury, the innermost terrestrial planet, is important for studying the early stages of our solar system. Until recently, the surface composition of Mercury was

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Satellite image shows Thailand’s oil spill

BANGKOK – The oil spill that hit Thailand’s popular Koh Samet island appears to be moving to coastal areas of the eastern province of Rayong, threatening to worsen the impact

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Maximum Value Composite Images (MVC’s): A solution for Cloudy Image to calculate NDVI

When the satellite views an area at any one time, a large part of the image may be cloud, which has a very low NDVI (approximately 0.002). This gives no