A New Index for Delineating Built-up Land Features in Satellite Imagery

A New Index for Delineating Built-up Land Features in Satellite Imagery
, 2014-03-23

A New Index for Delineating Built-up Land Features in Satellite Imagery
H. XU
College of Environment and resources, Fuzhou University, Fuzhou, Fujian 350108, China

 

Built-up Index

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Categories: Research Papers
Tags: Built-up, Delineating Built-up Land Features, Delineating Built-up Land Features in Satellite Imagery, Satellite imagery

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