Accuracy assessment - GPS
Bias and Precision of Different Sampling Methods for GPS Positions. Michel Arnaud and Albert Flori. June: 597-600.
See also Classification accuracy
A Modified Contextual Classification Technique for Remote Sensing Data. K. M. S. Sharma and A. Sarkar. April: 273-280.
Accuracy assessment Maps
Accuracy Assessment of a Land-Cover Map of the Kuparuk River Basin, A1aska: Considerations for Remote Regions. S. V. Muller, D. A. Walker, F. E. Nelson, N. A. Auerbach, J. G. Bockheim, S. Guyer, and D. Sherba. June: 619-628.
An Efficient and Accurate Method for Mapping Forest Clearcuts in the Pacific Northwest Using Landsat Imagery. Warren B. Cohen, Maria Fiorella, John Gray, Eileen Helmer, and Karen Anderson. April: 293-300.
The Influence of Geographic Sampling Methods on Vegetation Map Accuracy Evaluation in a Swampy Environment. C. P. Lo and Lee J. Watson. December: 1189-1200.
Mapping and monitoring agricultural crops and other land cover in the Lower Colorado River Basin. Russell G. Congalton, Mary Balough, Cindy Bell, Kass Green, Jeff A. Milliken, and Robert Ottman. November: 1107-1113.
Accuracy assessment Remote sensing
Exact Binomial Confidence Interval for Proportions. Jeffrey T. Morisette and Siamak Khorram. April: 281-283.
Acid mine drainage
Spectral Reflectance and Detection of Iron Oxide Precipitates Associated with Acidic Mine Drainage. John E. Anderson and Eleanora I. Robbins. December: 1201-1208.
See AVHRR
Aerial Gamma Spectrometer Applications
Identification of Potential Hazardous Waste Units Using Aerial Radiological Measurements. Patrick J. Bresnahan. October: 995-1001.
Aerial images
A New Algorithm for Surface Determination Based on Wavelets and its Practical Application. Jaan-Rong Tsay. December: 1179-1188.
Aerial photographs
Mosaicking of Orthorectified Aerial Images. Yehuda Afek and Ariel Brand. February: 115-125.
Aerial photography
Co-Registered Aerial Stereopairs from Low- Flying Aircraft for the Analysis of Long-Term Tropical Rainforest Canopy Dynamics. Stanley R. Herwitz, Robert E. Slye, and Stephen M. Turton. May: 397-405.
Aerial photography Digital
Remote Sensing Column: Disaster Response and Recovery Support from Airborne Remote Sensing. Charles Mondello and Franz Schneider. October: 958-960.
Aerotriangulation
GPS-Controlled Strip Triangulation Using Geometric Constraints of Man-Made Structures. Hamid Ebadi and Chapman A. April: 329-333.
Africa
Grids & Datums Column: The Republic of Gabon. Clifford J. Mugnier. September: 877-878.
Agriculture
Modeling Agricultural Nonpoint Source Sediment Yield in Imperial Valley, California. Mark V. Finco and George F. Hepner. November: 1097-1105.
Air pollution
Using a GIS to Overcome Data Adversity: Industrial Air Pollution Risk Modeling in Tijuana, Mexico. Anne J. Obee, Ernst C. Griffin, and Richard D. Wright. November: 1089-1096.
See a1so Scanner imagery
The Use of Innovative Data Collection Techniques in Support of Enterprise Wide GIS Development. Arthur J. Lembo, Christopher Powers, and Evan S. Gorin. September: 861-865.
Airborne Terrain Mapper (ATM)
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers: Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Medvedev, Roberto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
Alaska
Accuracy Assessment of a Land-Cover Map of the Kuparuk River Basin, Alaska; Considerations for Remote Regions. S. V. Muller, D. A. Walker, F. E. Nelson, N. A. Auerbach, J. G. Bockheim, S. Guyer, and D. Sherba. June: 619-628.
See ASPRS
Area estimation
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April; 285-292.
ARGON satellite imagery
Digitizing Satellite Imagery: Quality and Cost Considerations. Jon Leachtenauer, Kenneth Daniel, and Thomas Vogi. January: 29-34.
ASPRS
1998 ASPRS Board of Directors [photo- graph]. July: 667.
1998 Directory of the Mapping Sciences. May: 451-546.
1998 Publications Catalog. February: Insert.
Alan M. Mikuni Elected ASPRS Vice Presi- dent. May: 361.
The American Society for Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing. July: 669.
ASPRS Launches Remote Sensing Core Curriculum. April: 255.
ASPRS Names James R. Plasker New Executive Director. May: 359.
ASPRS Regions and Chapters [map]. July: 668.
ASPRS Yearbook. July: 667-703.
Award Recipients. July: 681-686.
Inaugural Address: Maximizing the Societal and Commercial Opportunities of the Coming Era of Geospatial Imaging and Information. Thomas M. Lillesand. July; 671-679.
Installation of Officers [Photographs]. July: 670.
NCEES: ASPRS Membership, the Model Law, and More. James Plasker. October: 947, 955.
PE&RS Readership Survey Final Report. Stan Morain. May: 364-376.
Report to the ASPRS Board of Directors Task Force on Administration. Michael Renslow. May: 380-383.
Whos Who in ASPRS. July: 696-703, October: 970.
ASPRS Meeting reports
Land Satellite Information in the Next Decade II; Sources and Applications. April: 259-263.
A Short Something a Little Bit Different, From the Bottom of the Pecking Order. Murray Felsher. April: 261, 263, 336, 338.
ASPRS Sustaining members
See Corporate descriptions
Australia
Co-Registered Aerial Stereopairs from Low- Flying Aircraft for the Analysis of Long-Term Tropical Rainforest Canopy Dynamics. Stanley R. Herwitz, Robert E. Slye, and Stephen M. Turton. May: 397-405.
Nonparametric Classifier for GIS Data Applied to Kangaroo Distribution Mapping. Andrew K. Skidmore. March: 217-226.
AVHRR Applications
Effectiveness of the MCC Method in Detecting Oceanic Circulation Patterns at a Local Scale from Sequential AVHRR Images. Jay Gao and Matthew B. Lythe. April: 301-308.
Extension of Climate Parameters Over the Land Surface by the Use of NOAA- AVHRR and Anci11ary Data. Fablo Maselli, Ljiljana Petkov, and Giampiero Maracchi. March: 199-206.
Map-Guided Classification of Regional Land Cover with Multi-Temporal AVHRR Data. David M. Stoms, Michael J. Bueno, Frank W. Davis, Kelly M. Cassidy, Kenneth L. Driese, and James S. Kagan. August: 831-838.
Resource Management of Forested Wet- lands: Hurricane Impact and recovery Mapped by Combining Landsat TM and NOAA AVHRR Data. Elijah W. Ramsey, III, Dal K. Chappell, Dennis M. Jacobs, Sijan K. Sapkota, and Dan G. Baldwin. July: 733-738.
AVHRR Imagery
Challenging the Cloud-Contamination Prob- lem in Flood Monitoring with NOAA/ AVHRR Imagery. Yongwel Sheng, Yafang Su, and Qianguang Xiao. March: 191-198.
Estimating the Accuracy of Coarse Scale Classification Using High Scale Information. Christiane Kloditz, Angellien van Boxtel, Elisabetta Carfagna, and Willem van. Deursen. February: 127-133.
AVIRIS Applications
Investigation of the Integration of AVIRIS and ISFAR for Urban Analysis. George F. Hepner, Bijan Houshmand, Igor Kulikov, and Nevin Bryant. August: 813-820.
Belgium
Grids and Datums Column: The Kingdom of Belgium. Clifford J. Mugnier. October: 956-9.57.
Biodiversity
Transnational Gap Analysis of the Rio Bravo/ Rio Grande Region. Carlos Gonzalez- Rebeles, Vincent J. Burke, Michael D. Jennings, Geraldo Ceballos, and Nick C. Parker. November: 1115-1118.
See a1so Obituaries
Alan M. Mikuni Elected ASPRS Vice President. May: 361.
ASPRS Names James R. Plasker New Executive Director. May: 359.
Memorial Address: Charles H. Andregg. William A. Radlinski. July: 687-695.
Biomass change
Resource Management of Forested Wetlands: Hurricane Impact and recovery Mapped by Combining Landsat TM and NOAA AVHRR Data. Elijah W. Ramsey, III, Dal K. Chappell, Dennis M. Jacobs, Sijan K. Sapkota, and Dan G. Baldwin. July: 733-738.
Block adjustment
GPS-Controlled Strip Triangulation Using Geometric Constraints of Man-Made Structures. Hamid Ebadi and Chapman A. April: 329-333.
Book reviews
Automatic Extraction of Man-Made Objects from Aerial and Space Images (II) by Armin Gruen, Emmanuel Baltsavias, and Olaf Henricsson, editors. Reviewed by Michael T. DeLaFleur. June: 581.
Exploring Geographic Information Systems by Nicholas R. Chrisman. Reviewed by Michelle T. Bevan. November: 1063.
Iron Bails to A1askan Copper: The Epic Triumph of Erastus Corning Hawkins by Alfred O. Quinn. Reviewed by Morris M. Thompson. March: 177.
The Remote Sensing Tutoria1 An On1ine Handbook by Nicholas M. Short Sr. Reviewed by R. Michael Hord. August: 784-785.
Brazil
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April: 285-292.
British Columbia
Mapping Altered Rocks Using Landsat TM and Lithogeochemical Data: Sulphurets-Brucejack Lake District, British Columbia, Canada. J. R. Harris, A. N. Rencz, B. Ballantyne, and C. Sheridon. April: 309-322.
SPOT and Landsat Stereo Fusion for Data Extraction Over Mountainous Areas. Thierry Toutin. February: 109-113.
Buildings
Height Determination of Extended Objects Using Shadows in SPOT Images. V. K. Shettigara and G. M. Sumerling. January: 35-44.
A Technique for 3D Building Reconstruction. Taejung Kim and Jan-Peter Muller. September: 923-930.
Bundle adjustment
The Assessment of Sediment Transport Rates by Automated Digital Photogrammetry. M. Stojic, J. Chandler, P. Ashmore, and J. Luce. May: 387-395.
California
The Accuracy of Vegetation Stand Boundaries Derived from Image Segmentation in a Desert Environment. Andres M. Abeyta and Janet Franklin. January: 59-66.
An Integration of Remote Sensing, GIS, and Information Distribution for Wildfire Detection and Management. Vincent G. Ambrosia, Sally W. Buechel, James A. Brass, James R. Peterson, Richard H. Davies, Ronald J. Kane, and Steve Spain. October: 977-985.
Investigation of the Integration of AVIRIS and ISFAR for Urban Analysis. George F. Hepner, Bijan Houshmand, Igor Kulikov, and Nevin Bryant. August: 813-820.
Modeling Agricultural Nonpoint Source Sediment Yield in Imperial Valley, California. Mark V. Finco and George F. Hepner. November: 1097-1105.
Cameras Digital
Talking Digital. Robert P. Comer, Gerry Kinn, Don Light, and Charles Mondello. December; 1139, 1141.
Carbon inventory
North American Landscape Characteriza- tion Dataset Development and Data Fu- sion Issues. Ross S. Lunetta, John G. Lyon, Bert Guindon, and Christopher Elvidge. August: 821-829.
Cascade Range
An Efficient and Accurate Method for Mapping Forest Clearcuts in the Pacific Northwest Using Landsat Imagery. Warren B. Cohen, Maria Fiorella, John Gray, Eileen Helmer, and Karen Anderson. April: 293-300.
Cayman Islands
Grids & Datums Column: The Cayman Is- lands. Clifford J. Mugnier. November: 1065, 1072.
Census data
The Use of Census Data in Urban Image Classification. Victor Mesev. May: 431-438.
Change detection
A Change Detection Experiment Using Vegetation Indices. John G. Lyon, Ding Yuan, Ross S. Lunetta, and Chris D. Elvidge. February: 143-150.
GIS and Image Understanding for Near-Real-Time Earthquake Damage Assessment. Paolo Gamba and Fabio Casciati. October: 987-994.
Map-Guided Approach for the Automatic Detection on Landsat TM Images of Forest Stands Damaged by the Spruce Budworm. Stephanie Chalifoux, Francois Cavayas, and James T. Gray. June: 629-635.
A Quantitative Comparison of Change-Detection Algorithms for Monitoring Eelgrass from Remotely Sensed Data. Robb D. Macleod and Russell G. Congalton. March: 207-216.
Repeat-Pass Dual Antenna Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometric Change-Detection Post-Processing. David A. Yocky and Benjamin F. Johnson. May: 425-429.
China
Challenging the Cloud-Contamination Problem in Flood Monitoring with NOAA/ AVHRR Imagery. Yongwel Sheng, Yafang Su, and Qianguang Xiao. March: 191-198.
See also Accuracy assessment
Estimating the Accuracy of Coarse Scale Classification Using High Scale Information. Christiane Kloditz, Angellien van Boxtel, Elisabetta Carfagna, and Willem van Deursen. February: 127-133.
The Influence of Geographic Sampling Methods on Vegetation Map Accuracy Evaluation in a Swampy Environment. C. P. Lo and Lee J. Watson. December: 1189-1200.
What Size Window for Image Classification? A Cognitive Perspective. Michael E. Hodgson. August: 797-807.
Classification techniques
A Modified Contextual Classification Technique for Remote Sensing Data. K. M. S. Sharma and A. Sarkar. April: 273-280.
The Use of Census Data in Urban Image Classification. Victor Mesev. May: 431-438.
Climatic classifications
Extension of Climate Parameters Over the Land Surface by the Use of NOAA-AVHRR and Ancillary Data. Fablo Maselli, Ljiljana Petkov, and Giampiero Maracchi. March: 199-206.
Climatic indicators
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M. Lillesand, Murray K. Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
Cloud contamination
Challenging the Cloud-Contamination Problem in Flood Monitoring with NOAA/ AVHRR Imagery. Yongwel Sheng, Yafang Su, and Qianguang Xiao. March: 191-198.
Clustering
Spectral Shape Classification of Landsat Thematic Mapper Imagery. Mark J. Carlotto. September: 905-913.
Coastal areas
Application of C-CAP Protocol Land-Cover Data to Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Potential Spatial Models in a Coastal Environment. Floyd M. Henderson, Thomas F. Hart Jr., Laura Orlando, Brian Heaton, James Portolese, and Robert Chasm. October: 1015-1020.
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers: Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Medvedev, Roberto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
Colorado River basin
Mapping and monitoring agricultural crops and other land cover in the Lower Colorado River Basin. Russell G. Congalton, Mary Balough, Cindy Bell, Kass Green, Jeff A. Milliken, and Robert Ottman. November: 1107-1113.
Computers Parallel processing
Experiments in the Identification of Terrain Features Using a PC-Based Parallel Computer. Demetrius-Kleanthis D. Rokos and Marc P. Armstrong. February: 135-142.
Confidence intervals
Exact Binomial Confidence Interval for Proportions. Jeffrey T. Morisette and Siamak Khorram. April: 281-283.
Connecticut
Delineating Forest Canopy Species in the Northeastern United States Using Multi-Temporal TM Imagery. John G. Mickelson Jr., Daniel L. Civco, and John A. Silandor. September: 891-904.
Consortium for International Earth System Information Network (CIESIN]
Active Response GIS: For Resources Management Spatial Decision Support Systems. Brenda G. Faber, William W. Wallace, and Gary E. Johnson. January: 7-11.
Contextual classification
A Modified Contextual Classification Technique for Remote Sensing Data. K. M. S. Sharma and A. Sarkar. April: 273- 280.
CORONA satellite imagery
Digitizing Satellite Imagery: Quality and Cost Considerations. Jon Leachtenauer, Kenneth Daniel, and Thomas Vogi. January: 29-34.
Corporate descriptions
1998 Directory of the Mapping Sciences. May: 451-546.
3D Imaging, LLC. February: 101. Analytical Spectral Devices, Inc. April: 266.
Basic Engineering Company Ltd. July: 707.
The Federal Geographic Data Committee, USGS. March: 183.
GITC: bv. August: 790.
IDRISI Project. February: 101.
Intergraph Corporation. August: 790-791. Intermap Technologies. August: 791.
LeFave, White k McGivern. July: 707.
North West Group. August: 791.
Pine Design Engineering Services Company. February: 101.
Softcopy Column: Autometric, Inc. and Vision International . Jerry Moore. June: 569-570.
Spectra Precision Software, Inc. April; 266.
Storage Tek. July: 707.
Vexcel Corporation. March: 183.
Crops
Mapping and monitoring agricultural crops and other land cover in the Lower Colorado River Basin. Russell G. Congalton, Mary Balough, Cindy Bell, Kass Green, Jeff A. Milliken, and Robert Ottman. November: 1107-1113.
Data acquisition
GIS Column: Geospatial Data Development and Initiatives in the U.S./Mexico Border Region. Amelia M. Budge. November: 1061.
The Use of Innovative Data Collection Techniques in Support of Enterprise Wide GIS Development. Arthur J. Lembo, Christopher Powers, and Evan S. Gorin. September: 861-865.
See Data acquisition
Data conversion
GPS Column: A Perspective on GPS Use with Imagery. Keith W. Cunningham. July: 661-662.
Data extraction
Experiments in the Identification of Terrain Features Using a PC-Based Parallel Computer. Demetrius-Kleanthis D. Rokos and Marc P. Armstrong. February: 135-142.
SPOT and Landsat Stereo Fusion for Data Extraction Over Mountainous Areas. Thierry Toutin. February: 109-113.
Data integration
GIS and Image Understanding for Near-Real-Time Earthquake Damage Assessment. Paolo Gamba and Fabio Casciati. October: 987-994.
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July; 739-747.
An Integration of Remote Sensing, GIS, and Information Distribution for Wildfire Detection and Management. Vincent G. Ambrosia, Sally W. Buechel, James A. Brass, James R. Peterson, Richard H. Davies, Ronald J. Kane, and Steve Spain. October: 977-985.
Investigation of the Integration of AVIRIS and ISFAR for Urban Analysis. George F. Hepner, Bijan Houshmand, Igor Kulikov, and Nevin Bryant. August: 813-820.
Data management
Softcopy Column: Information Retrieval as the Next Challenge? Anthony Stefanidis. March: 167.
Data quality
GPS Column: A Perspective on GPS Use with Imagery. Keith W. Cunningham. July: 661-662.
GPS Column: Resolution A Shared Concept Between GPS and Digital Imagery. Keith Cunningham. September: 873, 878.
North American Landscape Characterization Dataset Development and Data Fusion Issues. Ross S. Lunetta, John G. Lyon, Bert Guindon, and Christopher Elvidge. August: 821-829.
Databases
North American Landscape Characterization Dataset Development and Data Fusion Issues. Ross S. Lunetta, John G. Lyon, Bert Guindon, and Christopher Elvidge. August; 821-829.
Decision support systems
Active Response GIS; For Resources Management Spatial Decision Support Systems. Brenda G. Faber, William W. Wallace, and Gary E. Johnson. January: 7-11.
Delaware
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January: 45-57.
Demographics
The United States-Mexico Border Region: An Overview. Paul Ganster. November: 1077-1083.
Using a GIS to Overcome Data Adversity: Industrial Air Pollution Risk Modeling in Tijuana, Mexico. Anne J. Obee, Ernst C. Griffin, and Richard D. Wright. November: 1089-1096.
Dense elevation models
The Assessment of Sediment Transport Rates by Automated Digital Photogrammetry. M. Stojic, J. Chandler, P. Ashmore, and J. Luce. May; 387-395.
Deserts
The Accuracy of Vegetation Stand Boundaries Derived from Image Segmentation in a Desert Environment. Andres M. Abeyta and Janet Franklin. January: 59- 66.
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July: 739-747.
Digital elevation models (DEM)
Experiments in the Identification of Terrain Features Using a PC-Based Parallel Computer. Demetrius-Kleanthis D. Rokos and Marc P. Armstrong. February; 135-142.
Digital terrain models
A New Algorithm for Surface Determination Based on Wavelets and its Practical Application. Jaan-Rong Tsay. December: 1179-1108.
Direct expansion method
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April: 285-292.
See Emergency response
Earth observation satellites
Potential of High-Resolution Satellite Imagery for National Mapping Products. Rongxing Li. December: 1165-1170.
Earthquakes
GIS and Image Understanding for Near-Real-Time Earthquake Damage Assessment. Paolo Gamba and Fabio Casciati. October; 987-994.
Economics
The United States-Mexico Border Region: An Overview. Paul Ganster. November: 1077-1083.
Ecosystems
A Quantitative Comparison of Change-Detection Algorithms for Monitoring Eel-grass from Remotely Sensed Data. Robb D. Macleod and Russell G. Congalton. March: 207-216.
Edge detection
Scale-Space Methods for Image Feature Modeling in Vision Metrology. C. S. Fraser and J. Shao. April: 323-328.
Education
ASPRS Launches Remote Sensing Core Curriculum. April: 255.
Education Teaching aids
Teaching the Physical Principles of Vegetation Canopy Reflectance Using the SAIL Model. F. M. Danson. August: 809-102.
Eelgrass
A Quantitative Comparison of Change-Detection Algorithms for Monitoring Eelgrass from Remotely Sensed Data. Robb D. Macleod and Russell G. Congalton. March: 207-216.
Emergency response
An Integration of Remote Sensing, GIS, and Information Distribution for Wildfire Detection and Management. Vincent G. Ambrosia, Sally W. Buechel, James A. Brass, James R. Peterson, Richard H. Davies, Ronald J. Kane, and Steve Spain. October: 977-985.
Remote Sensing Column; Disaster Response and Recovery Support from Airborne Re- mote Sensing. Charles Mondello and Franz Schneider. October: 958-960.
Use of Image Data to Facilitate Navigation of an Airport Emergency Response System. Nancy E. Podger, James D. Gage, Ronald Teeter, and Thomas W. Lillesand. October: 963-968.
Environmental issues
The United States-Mexico Border Region: An Overview. Paul Ganster. November: 1077-1083.
Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI)
A Systems Approach to Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) mapping for Oil Spill Contingency Planning and Response. John R. Jensen, Joanne N. Halls, and Jacqueline Michel. October: 1003-1014.
Error matrices
Accuracy Assessment of a Land-Cover Map of the Kuparuk River Basin, Alaska: Considerations for Remote Regions. S. V. Muller, D. A. Walker, F. E. Nelson, N. A. Auerbach, J. G. Bockheim, S. Guyer, and D. Sherba. June: 619-628.
Nonparametric Classifier for GIS Data Applied to Kangaroo Distribution Mapping. Andrew K. Skidmore. March: 217-226.
Estuaries
A Quantitative Comparison of Change-Detection Algorithms for Monitoring Eelgrass from Remotely Sensed Data. Robb D. Macleod and Russell G. Congalton. March: 207-216.
Ethics
Emerging Legal and Ethical Issues in Advanced Remote Sensing Technology. E. Terrence Slonecker, Denice M. Shaw, and Thomas M. Lillesand. June: 589-595.
Feature modeling
Scale-Space Methods for Image Feature Modeling in Vision Metrology. C. S. Fraser and J. Shao. April: 323-328.
Filtering
Bias and Precision of Different Sampling Methods for GPS Positions. Michel Arnaud and Albert Flori. June: 597-600.
Fires
An Integration of Remote Sensing, GIS, and Information Distribution for Wildfire Detection and Management. Vincent G. Ambrosia, Sally W. Buechel, James A. Brass, James R. Peterson, Richard H. Davies, Ronald J. Kane, and Steve Spain. October: 977-985.
Floods
Challenging the Cloud-Contamination Problem in Flood Monitoring with NOAA/ AVHRR Imagery. Yongwel Sheng, Yafang Su, and Qianguang Xiao. March; 191-198.
Florida
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers: Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Medvedev, Roberto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
The Influence of Geographic Sampling Methods on Vegetation Map Accuracy Evaluation in a Swampy Environment. C. P. Lo and Lee J. Watson. December: 1189-1200.
See Fires
Forest management
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April: 285-292.
Forestry
Delineating Forest Canopy Species in the Northeastern United States Using Multi-Temporal TM Imagery. John G. Mickelson Jr., Daniel L. Civco, and John A. Silander. September: 891-904.
Map-Guided Approach for the Automatic Detection on Landsat TM Images of Forest Stands Damaged by the Spruce Budworm. Stephanie Chalifoux, Francois Cavayas, and James T. Gray. June: 629-635.
Forestry Harvests
An Efficient and Accurate Method for Mapping Forest Clearcuts in the Pacific Northwest Using Landsat Imagery. Warren B. Cohen, Maria Fiorella, John Gray, Eileen Helmer, and Karen Anderson. April: 293-300.
Forests
Resource Management of Forested Wetlands; Hurricane Impact and recovery Mapped by Combining Landsat TM and NOAA AVHRR Data. Elijah W, Ramsey, III, Dal K. Chappell, Dennis M. Jacobs, Sijan K. Sapkota, and Dan G. Baldwin. July: 733-738.
Fuzzy classification
Extension of Climate Parameters Over the Land Surface by the Use of NOAA-AVHRR and Ancillary Data. Fablo Maselli, Ljiljana Petkov, and Giampiero Maracchi. March: 199-206.
Fuzzy sets
Accuracy Assessment of a Land-Cover Map of the Kuparuk River Basin, Alaska: Considerations for Remote Regions. S. V. Muller, D. A. Walker, F. E. Nelson, N. A. Auerbach, J. G. Bockheim, S. Guyer, and D. Sherba. June: 619-628.
Gabon, Republic of
Grids & Datums Column: The Republic of Gabon. Clifford J. Mugnier. September: 877-878.
Gap analysis
Transnational Gap Analysis of the Rio Bravo/ Rio Grande Region. Carlos Gonzalez- Rebeles, Vincent J. Burke, Michael D. Jennings, Geraldo Ceballos, and Nick C. Parker. November; 1115-1118.
Gaussian filter
Scale-Space Methods for Image Feature Modeling in Vision Metrology. C. S. Fraser and J. Shao. April: 323-328.
Geochemical data
Mapping Altered Rocks Using Landsat TM and Lithogeochemical Data: Sulphurets-Brucejack Lake District, British Columbia, Canada. J. R. Harris, A. N. Rencz, B. Ballantyne, and C. Sheridon. April: 309-322.
Geographic information systems (GIS)
Active Response GIS: For Resources Management Spatial Decision Support Systems. Brenda G. Faber, William W. Wallace, and Gary E. Johnson. January: 7-11.
GIS Column: Understanding UCGIS. George F. Hepner. September: 869-871.
GPS Column: A Perspective on GPS Use with Imagery. Keith W. Cunningham. July: 661-662.
Nonparametric Classifier for GIS Data Applied to Kangaroo Distribution Mapping. Andrew K. Skidmore. March: 217-226.
The Use of Innovative Data Collection Techniques in Support of Enterprise Wide
GIS Development. Arthur J. Lembo, Christopher Powers, and Evan S. Gorin. September: 8fi1-865.
Geographic information systems (GIS) Applications
GIS and Image Understanding for Near-Real-Time Earthquake Damage Assessment. Paolo Gamba and Fabio Casciati. October; 987-994.
GPS Column: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, But... Keith W. Cunningham. December: 1143-1144.
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July: 739-747.
An Integration of Remote Sensing, GIS, and Information Distribution for Wildfire Detection and Management. Vincent G. Ambrosia, Sally W. Buechel, James A. Brass, James R. Peterson, Richard H. Davies, Ronald J. Kano, and Steve Spain. October: 977-985.
Remote Sensing and GIS for Hazards: Foreword [PE&RS Special Issue]. Michael E. Hodgson and Bruce A. Davis. October: 976.
Remote Sensing Column: Disaster Response and Recovery Support from Airborne Remote Sensing. Charles Mondello and Franz Schneider. Octobor; 958-960.
Using a GIS to Overcome Data Adversity: Industrial Air Pollution Risk Modeling in Tijuana, Mexico. Anne J. Obee, Ernst C. Griffin, and Richard D. Wright. November: 1089-1096.
Geographic information systems (GIS) Design
A Systems Approach to Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) mapping for Oil Spill Contingency Planning and Response. John R. Jensen, Joanne N. Halls, and Jacqueline Michel. October: 1003-1014.
Geographic information systems (GIS) Imagery
Transnational Gap Analysis of the Rio Bravo/ Rio Grande Region. Carlos Gonzalez- Rebeles, Vincent J. Burke, Michael D. Jennings, Geraldo Ceballos, and Nick C. Parker. November: 1115-1118.
Geomorphology
The Assessment of Sediment Transport Rates by Automated Digital Photogrammetry. M. Stojic, J. Chandler, P. Ashmore, and J. Luce. May: 387-395.
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers: Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Medvedev, Roberto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July: 739-747.
Georgia
The Influence of Geographic Sampling Methods on Vegetation Map Accuracy Evaluation in a Swampy Environment. C. P. Lo and Lee J. Watson. December: 1109-1200.
Geospatial imaging
Inaugural Address: Maximizing the Societal and Commercial Opportunities of the Coming Era of Geospatial Imaging and Information. Thomas M. Lillesand. July: 671-679.
Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite - Visible and Infrared Spin-Scan Radiometer
See GOES-VISSR
Germany
A New Algorithm for Surface Determination Based on Wavelets and its Practical Application. Jaan-Rong Tsay. December: 1179-1188.
Global Positioning System Applications
The Accuracy of Vegetation Stand Boundaries Derived from Image Segmentation in a Desert Environment. Andres M. Aheyta and Janet Franklin. January: 59-66.
The Use of Innovative Data Collection Techniques in Support of Enterprise Wide GIS Development. Arthur J. Lembo, Christopher Powers, and Evan S. Gorin. September: 861-805.
Global Positioning System (GPS)
Bias and Precision of Different Sampling Methods for GPS Positions. Michel Arnaud and Albert Flori. June: 597-600.
GPS Column: Resolution A Shared Concept Between GPS and Digital Imagery. Keith Cunningham. September: 873, 878.
GPS-Controlled Strip Triangulation Using Geometric Constraints of Man-Made Structures. Hamid Ebadi and Chapman A. April: 329-333.
Global Positioning System(GPS) Applications
GPS Column: A Perspective on GPS Use with Imagery. Keith W. Cunningham. July: 661-662.
GPS Column: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, But... Keith W. Cunningham. December: 1143-1144.
GOES-VISSR Applications
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M. Lillesand, Murray K. Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
Grasses
Effects of Emergent Grass on Mid-Infrared Laser Reflectance of Soil. Ram M. Narayanan and Brian D. Guenther. May: 407-413.
Ground control points
GPS-Controlled Strip Triangulation Using Geometric Constraints of Man-Made Structures. Hamid Ebadi and Chapman A. April: 329-333.
Ground sample distance (GSD)
Talking Digital. Robert P. Comer, Gerry Kinn, Don Light, and Charles Mondello. December: 1139, 1141.
Gulf War
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July: 739-747.
Hazardous Waste
Identification of Potential Hazardous Waste Units Using Aerial Radiological Measurements. Patrick J. Bresnahan. October: 995-1001.
Height determination
Height Determination of Extended Objects Using Shadows in SPOT Images. V. K. Shettigara and G. M. Sumerling. January: 35-44.
A Technique for 3D Building Reconstruction. Taejung Kim and Jan-Peter Muller. September: 923-930.
History
The United States-Mexico Border Region: An Overview. Paul Ganster. November: 1077-1083.
Housing
Using a GIS to Overcome Data Adversity: Industrial Air Pollution Risk Modeling in Tijuana, Mexico. Anne J. Obee, Ernst C. Griffin, and Richard D. Wright. November: 1089-1096.
Hurricanes
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers: Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Medvedev, Roberto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
Resource Management of Forested Wetlands: Hurricane Impact and recovery Mapped by Combining Landsat TM and NOAA AVHRR Data. Elijah W. Ramsey, III, Dal K. Chappell, Dennis M. Jacobs, Sijan K. Sapkota, and Dan G. Baldwin. July: 733-738.
Ice breakup
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M, Lillesand, Murray K. Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
See Image interpretation
Image classification
Spectral Shape Classification of Landsat Thematic Mapper Imagery. Mark J. Carlotto. September: 905-913.
The Use of Census Data in Urban Image Classification. Victor Mesev. May: 431-438.
What Size Window for Image Classification! A Cognitive Perspective. Michael E. Hodgson. August: 797-807.
Image differencing
An Efficient and Accurate Method for Mapping Forest Clearcuts in the Pacific Northwest Using Landsat Imagery. Warren B. Cohen, Maria Fiorella, John Gray, Eiloen Helmer, and Karen Ander- son. April: 293-300.
Image enhancement
Repeat-Pass Dual Antenna Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometric Change-Detection Post-Processing. David A. Yocky and Benjamin F. Johnson. May: 425-429.
Wavelets for SAR Image Smoothing. Graham Horgan. December: 1171-1177.
Image interpretation
Height Determination of Extended Objects Using Shadows in SPOT Images. V. K. Shettigara and G. M. Sumerling. January: 35-44.
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January: 45-57.
What Size Window for Image Classification? A Cognitive Perspective. Michael E. Hodgson. August: 797-807.
Image mosaics
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January: 45-57.
Image Processing Digitization
Digitizing Satellite Imagery: Quality and Cost Considerations. Jon Leachtenauer, Kenneth Daniel, and Thomas Vogi. January: 29-34.
Image processing Photogrammetric
Potential of High-Resolution Satellite Imagery for National Mapping Products. Rongxing Li. December: 1165-1170.
Image quality
Talking Digital. Robert P. Comer, Gerry Kinn, Don Light, and Charles Mondello. December: 1139-1141.
Image rectification
Mosaicking Airborne Scanner Data with the Multiquadric Rectification Technique. Kenneth C. McGwire. June: 601-606.
Mosaicking of Orthorectified Aerial Images. Yehuda Afek and Ariel Brand. February: 115-125.
Image segmentation
The Accuracy of Vegetation Stand Boundaries Derived from Image Segmentation in a Desert Environment. Andres M. Abeyta and Janet Franklin. January: 59-66.
India
A Modified Contextual Classification Technique for Remote Sensing Data. K. M. S. Sharma and A. Sarkar. April: 273-280.
Indian Remote Sensing Satellite Imagery
A Modified Contextual Classification Technique for Remote Sensing Data. K. M. S. Sharma and A. Sarkar. April: 273-280.
Information resources
Digitizing Satellite Imagery: Quality and Cost Considerations. Jon Leachtenauer, Kenneth Daniel, and Thomas Vogi. January: 29-34.
Information sources
1998 Publications Catalog. February: Insert.
GIS Column: Geospatial Data Development and Initiatives in the U.S./Mexico Border Region. Amelia M. Budge. November: 1061.
See Data management
Insects
Map-Guided Approach for the Automatic Detection on Landsat TM Images of Forest Stands Damaged by the Spruce Budworm. Stephanie Chalifoux, Francois Cavayas, and James T. Gray. June: 629-635.
Interferometric synthetic aperture radar (IF SAR)
Repeat-Pass Dual Antenna Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometric Change-Detection Post-Processing. David A. Yocky and Benjamin F. Johnson. May: 425-429.
Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (IFSAR) Applications
Investigation of the Integration of AVIRIS and ISFAR for Urban Analysis. George F. Hepner, Bijan Houshmand, Igor Kulikov, and Nevin Bryant. August: 813-820.
Irrigation
Modeling Agricultural Nonpoint Source Sediment Yield in Imperial Valley, California. Mark V. Finco and George F. Hepner. November: 1097-1105.
ISPRS Meeting reports
Softcopy Column: Some First Impressions from the ISPRS Commission III Symposium. Anthony Stefanidis. September: 875, 878.
Italy
Extension of Climate Parameters Over the Land Surface by the Use of NOAA- AVHRR and Ancillary Data. Fablo Maselli, Ljiljana Petkov, and Giampiero Maracchi. March: 199-206.
Kangaroo
Nonparametric Classifier for GIS Data Applied to Kangaroo Distribution Mapping. Andrew K. Skidmore. March: Z17-226.
Kuwait
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July: 739-747.
Lakes
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M. Lillesand, Murray K, Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
Land cover
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April: 285-292.
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January: 45-57.
Responses of Spectral Indices to Variations in Vegetation Cover and Soil Background. Stella W. Todd and Roger M. Hoffer. September: 915-921.
Transnational Gap Analysis of the Rio Bravo/ Rio Grande Region. Carlos Gonzalez-Rebeles, Vincent J. Burke, Michael D. Jennings, Geraldo Ceballos, and Nick C. Parker. November: 1115-1118.
Land-cover change
North American Landscape Characterization Dataset Development and Data Fusion Issues. Ross S. Lunetta, John G. Lyon, Bert Guindon, and Christopher Elvidge. August: 821-829.
Land-cover classification
Application of C-CAP Protocol Land-Cover Data to Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Potential Spatial Models in a Coastal Environment. Floyd M. Henderson, Thomas F. Hart, Jr., Laura Orlando, Brian Heaton, James Portolese, and Robert Chasm. October: 1015-1020.
Delineating Forest Canopy Species in the Northeastern United States Using Multi-Temporal TM Imagery. John G. Mickelson Jr., Daniel L. Civco, and John A. Silander. September: 891-904.
Map-Guided Classification of Regional Land Cover with Multi-Temporal AVHRR Data. David M. Stoms, Michael J. Bueno, Frank W. Davis, Kelly M. Cassidy, Kenneth L. Driese, and James S. Kagan. August: 831-838.
A Modified Contextual Classification Technique for Remote Sensing Data. K. M. S. Sharma and A. Sarkar. April: 273-280.
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January: 45-57.
See Natural resources management
LandformsSee also Terrain features
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July: 739-747.
Landsat 7
Improving Landsat Scene Selection Systems. Kenneth McGwire. July: 717-722.
Landsat Imagery
Improving Landsat Scene Selection Systems. Kenneth McGwire. July: 717-722.
Landsat Multispectral Scanner (MSS) Applications
Accuracy Assessment of a Land-Cover Map of the Kuparuk River Basin, Alaska: Considerations for Remote Regions. S. V. Muller, D. A. Walker, F. E. Nelson, N. A. Auerbach, J. G. Bockheim, S. Guyer, and D. Sherba. June: 619-628.
A Change Detection Experiment Using Vegetation Indices. John G. Lyon, Ding Yuan, Ross S. Lunetta, and Chris D. Elvidge. February; 143-150.
An Efficient and Accurate Method for Mapping Forest Clearcuts in the Pacific Northwest Using Landsat Imagery. Warren B. Cohen, Maria Fiorella, John Gray, Eileen Helmer, and Karen Anderson. April; 293-300.
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April: 285-292.
North American Landscape Characterization Dataset Development and Data Fusion Issues. Ross S. Lunetta, John G. Lyon, Bert Guindon, and Christopher Elvidge. August; 821-829.
Landsat Pathfinder projects
North American Landscape Characterization Dataset Development and Data Fusion Issues. Ross S. Lunetta, John G. Lyon, Bert Guindon, and Christopher Elvidge. August: 821-829.
Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) Applications
Delineating Forest Canopy Species in the Northeastern United States Using Multi-Temporal TM Imagery. John G. Mickelson Jr., Daniel L. Civco, and John A. Silander. September: 891-904.
An Efficient and Accurate Method for Mapping Forest Clearcuts in the Pacific Northwest Using Landsat Imagery. Warren B. Cohen, Maria Fiorella, ]ohn Gray, Eileen Helmer, and Karen Anderson. April: 293-300.
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April: 285-292.
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July: 739-747.
The Influence of Geographic Sampling Methods on Vegetation Map Accuracy Evaluation in a Swampy Environment. C. P. Lo and Lee J. Watson. December: 1189-1200.
Map-Guided Approach for the Automatic Detection on Landsat TM Images of Forest Stands Damaged by the Spruce Budworm. Stephanie Chalifoux, Francois Cavayas, and James T. Gray. June: 629-635.
Mapping Altered Rocks Using Landsat TM and Lithogeochemical Data: Sulphurets-Brucejack Lake District, British Columbia, Canada. J. R. Harris, A. N. Rencz, B. Ballantyne, and C. Sheridon. April: 309-322.
Mapping and monitoring agricultural crops and other land cover in the Lower Colorado River Basin. Russell G. Congalton, Mary Balough, Cindy Bell, Kass Green, Jeff A. Milliken, and Robert Ottman. November: 1107-1113.
A Quantitative Comparison of Change-Detection Algorithms for Monitoring Eelgrass from Remotely Sensed Data. Robb D. Macleod and Russell G. Congalton. March: 207-216.
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January: 45-57.
Resource Management of Forested Wetlands: Hurricane Impact and recovery Mapped by Combining Landsat TM and NOAA AVHRR Data. Elijah W. Ramsey, III, Dal K. Chappell, Dennis M. Jacobs, Sijan K. Sapkota, and Dan G. Baldwin. July: 733-738.
Transnational Gap Analysis of the Rio Bravo/Rio Grande Region. Carlos Gonzalez-Rebeles, Vincent J. Burke, Michael D. Jennings, Geraldo Ceballos, and Nick C. Parker. November: 1115-1118.
Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) Imagery
Estimating the Accuracy of Coarse Scale Classification Using High Scale Information. Christiane Kloditz, Angellien van Boxtel, Elisabetta Carfagna, and Willem van Deursen. February: 127-133.
A Modified Contextual Classification Technique for Remote Sensing Data. K. M. S. Sharma and A. Sarkar. April: 273-280.
Spectral Shape Classification of Landsat Thematic Mapper Imagery. Mark J. Carlotto. September: 905-913.
SPOT and Landsat Stereo Fusion for Data Extraction Over Mountainous Areas. Thierry Toutin. February: 109-113.
LANYARD imagery
Digitizing Satellite Imagery: Quality and Cost Considerations. Jon Leachtenauer, Kenneth Daniel, and Thomas Vogi. January: 29-34.
Laser mapping systems
The Use of Innovative Data Collection Techniques in Support of Enterprise Wide GIS Development. Arthur J. Lembo, Christopher Powers, and Evan S. Gorin. September: 861-865.
Laser scanning
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers: Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Medvedev, Roberto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
See also SpectroradiometryApplications
Effects of Emergent Grass on Mid-Infrared Laser Reflectance of Soil. Ram M. Narayanan and Brian D. Guenther. May: 407-413.
Line-intercept sampling
The Accuracy of Vegetation Stand Boundaries Derived from Image Segmentation in a Desert Environment. Andres M. Abeyta and Janet Franklin. January: 59-66.
Linear mixing model
Algorithms for the Detection of Sub-Pixel Targets in Multispectral Imagery. Edward A. Ashton and Alan Schaum. July: 723-731.
Lithology
Mapping Altered Rocks Using Landsat TM and Lithogeochemical Data: Sulphurets-Brucejack Lake District, British Columbia, Canada. J. R. Harris, A. N. Rencz, B. Ballantyne, and C. Sheridon. April: 309-322.
See Forestry Harvests
Long Island Rail Road
The Use of Innovative Data Collection Techniques in Support of Enterprise Wide GIS Development. Arthur J. Lembo, Christopher Powers, and Evan S. Gorin. September: 861-865.
Louisiana
Grids & Datums Column: Coordinate Systems and Surveying Customs in Louisiana. Clifford J. Mugnier. June: 579-580.
Resource Management of Forested Wetlands: Hurricane Impact and recovery Mapped by Combining Landsat TM and NOAA AVHRR Data. Elijah W. Ramsey, III, Dal K. Chappell, Dennis M. Jacobs, Sijan K. Sapkota, and Dan G. Baldwin. July: 733-738.
Manitoba
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M. Lillesand, Murray K. Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
See also Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) coordinate system
Grids & Datums Column: "QRA" Session. Clifford J. Mugnier. March: 169.
Grids & Datums Column: Coordinate Systems and Surveying Customs in Louisiana. Clifford J. Mugnier. June: 579-580.
Mapping and monitoring agricultural crops and other land cover in the Lower Colorado River Basin. Russell G. Congalton, Mary Balough, Cindy Bell, Kass Green, Jeff A. Milliken, and Robert Ottman. November: 1107-1113.
Potential of High-Resolution Satellite Imagery for National Mapping Products. Rongxing Li. December: 1165-1170.
The Use of Innovative Data Collection Techniques in Support of Enterprise Wide GIS Development. Arthur J. Lembo, Christopher Powers, and Evan S. Gorin. September: 861-865.
Mapping Airborne laser terrain
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers: Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Medvedev, Roberto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
Mapping Forests
An Efficient and Accurate Method for Mapping Forest Clearcuts in the Pacific Northwest Using Landsat Imagery. Warren B. Cohen, Maria Fiorella, John Gray, Eileen Helmer, and Karen Anderson. April: 293-300.
Mapping Geology
Mapping Altered Rocks Using Landsat TM and Lithogeochemical Data: Sulphurets-Brucejack Lake District, British Columbia, Canada. J. R. Harris, A. N. Rencz, B. Ballantyne, and C. Sheridon. April: 309-322.
Mapping History
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Uzbekistan. Clifford J. Mugnier. December: 1151, 1153.
Grids & Datums Column: The Kingdom of Belgium. Clifford J. Mugnier. October: 956-957.
Grids & Datums Column: The Cayman Is- lands. Clifford J. Mugnier. November: 1065,1072.
Grids & Datums Column: The Republic of Gabon. Clifford J. Mugnier. September: 877-878.
Mapping Land cover
Map-Guided Classification of Regional Land Cover with Multi-Temporal AVHRR Data. David M. Stoms, Michael J. Bueno, Frank W. Davis, Kelly M. Cassidy, Kenneth L. Driese, and James S. Kagan. August: 831-838.
Mapping Mobile image sequences
Automatic Reconstruction of Road Centerlines from Mobile Mapping Image Sequences. Chuang Tao, Rongxing Li, and Michael Chapman. July: 709-716.
Mapping Special purposes
A Systems Approach to Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) mapping for Oil Spill Contingency Planning and Response. John R. Jensen, Joanne N. Halls, and Jacqueline Michel. October: 1003-1014.
Mapping Topographic
Softcopy Column: Digital Photogrammetric Activities at CTI, Geomatics Canada: Geoinformation from Images. Costas Armenakis. December: 1145, 1147, 1149.
Mapping Vegetation
Delineating Forest Canopy Species in the Northeastern United States Using Multi-Temporal TM Imagery. John G. Mickelson Jr., Daniel L. Civco, and John A. Silander. September: 891-904.
Mapping Wildlife
Nonparametric Classifier for GIS Data Applied to Kangaroo Distribution Mapping. Andrew K. Skidmore. March: 217-226.
Maps Land cover
Accuracy Assessment of a Land-Cover Map of the Kuparuk River Basin, Alaska: Considerations for Remote Regions. S. V. Muller, D. A. Walker, F. E. Nelson, N. A. Auerbach, J. G. Bockheim, S. Guyer, and D. Sherba. June: 619-628.
Maps Special purpose
Use of Image Data to Facilitate Navigation of an Airport Emergency Response System. Nancy E. Podger, James D. Gage, Ronald Teeter, and Thomas W. Lillesand. October: 963-968.
Maps Vegetation
Resource Management of Forested Wetlands: Hurricane Impact and recovery Mapped by Combining Landsat TM and NOAA AVHRR Data. Elijah W. Ramsey, III, Dal K. Chappell, Dennis M. Jacobs, Sijan K. Sapkota, and Dan G. Baldwin. July: 733-738.
Maryland
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January: 45-57.
Maximum cross-correlation coefficient method
Effectiveness of the MCC Method in Detecting Oceanic Circulation Patterns at a Local Scale from Sequential AVHRR Images. Jay Gao and Matthew B. Lythe. April: 301-308.
Maximum likelihood classification
A Modified Contextual Classification Technique for Remote Sensing Data. K. M. S, Sharma and A. Sarkar. April: 273-280.
Spectral Shape Classification of Landsat Thematic Mapper Imagery. Mark J. Carlotto. September: 905-913.
Measurement Vision-based
Scale-Space Methods for Image Feature Modeling in Vision Metrology. C. S. Fraser and J. Shao. April: 323-328.
Mexico
A Change Detection Experiment Using Vegetation Indices. John G. Lyon, Ding Yuan, Ross S. Lunetta, and Chris D. Elvidge. February: 143-150.
Modeling Agricultural Nonpoint Source Sediment Yield in Imperial Valley, California. Mark V. Finco and George F. Hepner. November: 1097-1105.
Using a GIS to Overcome Data Adversity: Industrial Air Pollution Risk Modeling in Tijuana, Mexico. Anne J. Obee, Ernst C. Griffin, and Richard D. Wright. November: 1089-1096.
See United States-Mexico border region
Microwave radiometry Applications
Towards Development of a Snow Water Equivalence (SWE) Algorithm Using Microwave Radiometry over Snow Covered First-Year Sea Ice. Sheldon D. Drobot and David G. Barber. May: 415-423.
Mineral exploration
Mapping Altered Rocks Using Landsat TM and Lithogeochemical Data: Sulphurets-Brucejack Lake District, British Columbia, Canada. J. R. Harris, A. N. Rencz, B. Ballantyne, and C. Sheridon. April: 309-322.
Minnesota
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M. Lillesand, Murray K. Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
Monitoring
Mapping and monitoring agricultural crops and other land cover in the Lower Colorado River Basin. Russell G. Congalton, Mary Balough, Cindy Bell, Kass Green, Jeff A. Milliken, and Robert Ottman. November: 1107-1113.
Monitoring Floods
Challenging the Cloud-Contamination Problem in Flood Monitoring with NOAA/ AVHRR Imagery. Yongwel Sheng, Yafang Su, and Qianguang Xiao. March: 191-198.
See also Image mosaics
Mosaicking Airborne Scanner Data with the Multiquadric Rectification Technique. Kenneth C. McGwire. June: 601-606. Mosaicking of Orthorectified Aerial Images. Yehuda Afek and Ariel Brand. February: 115-125.
Mountainous terrain
SPOT and Landsat Stereo Fusion for Data Extraction Over Mountainous Areas. Thierry Toutin. February: 109-113.
Multispectral imagery
Algorithms for the Detection of Sub-Pixel Targets in Multispectral Imagery. Edward A. Ashton and Alan Schaum. July: 723-731.
See NCEES
Natural hazards
Challenging the Cloud-Contamination Problem in Flood Monitoring with NOAA/ AVHRR Imagery. Yongwel Sheng, Yafang Su, and Qianguang Xiao. March: 191-198.
GIS and Image Understanding for Near-Real-Time Earthquake Damage Assessment. Paolo Gamba and Fabio Casciati. October: 987-994.
An Integration of Remote Sensing, GIS, and Information Distribution for Wildfire Detection and Management. Vincent G. Ambrosia, Sally W. Buechel, James A. Brass, James R. Peterson, Richard H. Davies, Ronald J. Kane, and Steve Spain. October; 977-985.
Remote Sensing and GIS for Hazards: Foreword [PE&RS Special Issue]. Michael E. Hodgson and Bruce A. Davis. October: 976.
Remote Sensing Column: Disaster Response and Recovery Support from Airborne Remote Sensing. Charles Mondello and Franz Schneider. October: 958-960.
Natural resources management
Active Response GIS: For Resources Management Spatial Decision Support Systems. Brenda G. Faber, William W. Wallace, and Gary E. Johnson. January: 7-11.
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April: 285-292.
NCEES Meeting reports
NCEES: ASPRS Membership, the Model Law, and More. James Plasker. October: 947, 955.
Netherlands, The
Estimating the Accuracy of Coarse Scale Classification Using High Scale Information. Christiane Kloditz, Angellien van Boxtel, Elisabetta Carfagna, and Willem van Deursen. February: 127-133.
New Hampshire
A Quantitative Comparison of Change-Detection Algorithms for Monitoring Eelgrass from Remotely Sensed Data. Robb D. Macleod and Russell G. Congalton. March: 207-216.
New Mexico
GPS Column: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, But... Keith W. Cunningham. December: 1143-1144.
Repeat-Pass Dual Antenna Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometric Change-Detection Post-Processing. David A. Yocky and Benjamin F, Johnson. May: 425-429.
New York
Application of C-CAP Protocol Land-Cover Data to Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Potential Spatial Models in a Coastal Environment. Floyd M. Henderson, Thomas F. Hart, Jr., Laura Orlando, Brian Heaton, James Portolese, and Robert Chasm. October: 1015-1020.
Remote Sensing Column: Disaster Response and Recovery Support from Airborne Remote Sensing. Charles Mondello and Franz Schneider. October: 958-960.
New Zealand
Effectiveness of the MCC Method in Detecting Oceanic Circulation Patterns at a Local Scale from Sequential AVHRR Images. Jay Gao and Matthew B. Lythe. April: 301-308.
See AVHRR
Nonparametric classifier
Nonparametric Classifier for GIS Data Applied to Kangaroo Distribution Mapping. Andrew K. Skidmore. March: 217-226.
Nonpoint source pollution
Application of C-CAP Protocol Land-Cover Data to Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Potential Spatial Models in a Coastal Environment. Floyd M. Henderson, Thomas F. Hart, Jr., Laura Orlando, Brian Heaton, James Portolese, and Robert Chasm. October: 1015-1020.
Modeling Agricultural Nonpoint Source Sediment Yield in Imperial Valley, California. Mark V. Finco and George F. Hepner. November: 1097-1105.
Normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI)
A Change Detection Experiment Using Vegetation Indices. John G. Lyon, Ding Yuan, Ross S. Lunetta, and Chris D. Elvidge. February: 143-150.
Extension of Climate Parameters Over the Land Surface by the Use of NOAA-AVHRR and Ancillary Data. Fablo Maselli, Ljiljana Petkov, and Giampiero Maracchi. March: 199-206.
Responses of Spectral Indices to Variations in Vegetation Cover and Soil Background. Stella W. Todd and Roger M. Hoffer. September: 915-921.
North American Landscape Characterization project
North American Landscape Characterization Dataset Development and Data Fusion Issues. Ross S. Lunetta, John G. Lyon, Bert Guindon, and Christopher Elvidge. August: 821-829.
North American Remote Sensing Industries Association (NARSIA)
Land Satellite Information in the Next Decade II: Sources and Applications. April: 259-263.
A Short Something a Little Bit Different, From the Bottom of the Pecking Order. Murray Felsher. April: 261, 263, 336, 338.
North Dakota
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M. Lillesand, Murray K. Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
Northwest Territories
Towards Development of a Snow Water Equivalence (SWE) Algorithm Using Microwave Radiometry over Snow Covered First-Year Sea Ice. Sheldon D. Drobot and David G. Barber. May: 415-423.
See also Bibliographies
In Memoriam: Arthur (Art) R. Schikore. December: 1144.
In Memoriam: Bruce John Blanchard. February: 95.
In Memoriam: Garland Clement Bounds. Morris Thompson. January; 23.
In Memoriam: Henry F. Soehngen. October: 955.
In Memoriam: Michael A. Spanner. Lee Johnson. September: 859.
In Memoriam; Michael Kerwin Linck. Michael Kerwin Link Jr. April: 265.
In Memoriam: Reynold Everett Ask. Morris Thompson. January: 23
Oceans
Effectiveness of the MCC Method in Detecting Oceanic Circulation Patterns at a Local Scale from Sequential AVHRR Images. Jay Gao and Matthew B. Lythe. April: 301-308.
Ohio
Potential of High-Resolution Satellite Imagery for National Mapping Products. Rongxing Li. December: 1165-1170.
Oil fields
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July: 739-747.
Oil Spills
A Systems Approach to Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) mapping for Oil Spill Contingency Planning and Response. John R. Jensen, Joanne N. Halls, and Jacqueline Michel. October: 1003-1014.
Okefenokee Swamp
The Influence of Geographic Sampling Methods on Vegetation Map Accuracy Evaluation in a Swampy Environment. C. P. Lo and Lee J. Watson. December: 1189-1200.
Ontario
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M. Lillesand, Murray K. Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
Oregon
An Efficient and Accurate Method for Mapping Forest Clearcuts in the Pacific Northwest Using Landsat Imagery. Warren B. Cohen, Maria Fiorella, John Gray, Eileen Helmer, and Karen Anderson. April: 293-300.
Ortho images
A New Algorithm for Surface Determination Based on Wavelets and its Practical Application. Jaan-Rong Tsay. December: 1179-1188.
Pennsylvania
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January: 45-57.
Photogrammetry
GPS Column: A Perspective on GPS Use with Imagery. Keith W. Cunningham. July: 661-662.
Softcopy Column: Autometric, Inc. and Vision International. Jerry Moore. June: 569-570.
Softcopy Column: Some First Impressions from the ISPRS Commission III Symposium. Anthony Stefanidis. September: 875, 878.
Photogrammetry Digital
The Assessment of Sediment Transport Rates by Automated Digital Photogrammetry. M. Stojic, J. Chandler, P. Ashmore, and J. Luce. May: 387-395.
Softcopy Column: Digital Photogrammetric Activities at CTI, Geomatics Canada: Geoinformation from Images. Costas Armenakis. December: 1145, 1147, 1149.
Photogrammetry Industrial applications
Scale-Space Methods for Image Feature Modeling in Vision Metrology. C. S. Fraser and J. Shao. April: 323-328.
Photogrammetry Softcopy
Softcopy Column: Information Retrieval as the Next Challenge? Anthony Stefanidis. March: 167.
Photogrammetry Stereo digital
SPOT and Landsat Stereo Fusion for Data Extraction Over Mountainous Areas. Thierry Toutin. February: 109-113.
Photointerpretation
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April: 285-292.
A Technique for 3D Building Reconstruction. Taejung Kim and Jan-Peter Muller. September: 923-930.
Politics
The United States-Mexico Border Region: An Overview. Paul Ganster. November; 1077-1083.
Powerlines
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers: Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Medvedev, Roberto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
Quality control Manufacturing
Scale-Space Methods for Image Feature Modeling in Vision Metrology. C. S. Fraser and J. Shao. April; 323-328.
Quebec
Map-Guided Approach for the Automatic Detection on Landsat TM Images of Forest Stands Damaged by the Spruce Budworm. Stephanie Chalifoux, Francois Cavayas, and James T. Gray. June: 629-635.
Radiological hazards
Identification of Potential Hazardous Waste Units Using Aerial Radiological Measurements. Patrick J. Bresnahan. October: 995-1001.
Reflectance spectra
Spectral Reflectance and Detection of Iron Oxide Precipitates Associated with Acidic Mine Drainage. John E. Anderson and Eleanora I. Robbins. December: 1201-1208.
Regional analysis
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April: 285-292.
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January: 45-57.
Regression estimator
Forest Area Estimation Using Sample Surveys and Landsat MSS and TM Data. F. Deppe. April: 285-292.
Remote sensing Applications
Remote Sensing and GIS for Hazards: Foreword [PE&RS Special Issue]. Michael E. Hodgson and Bruce A. Davis. October: 976.
Remote sensing History
Digitizing Satellite Imagery: Quality and Cost Considerations. Jon Leachtenauer, Kenneth Daniel, and Thomas Vogi. January: 29-34.
Remote sensing Legal aspects
Emerging Legal and Ethical Issues in Advanced Remote Sensing Technology. E. Terrence Slonecker, Denice M. Shaw, and Thomas M. Lillesand. June: 589-595.
Rio Grande basin
Transnational Gap Analysis of the Rio Bravo/Rio Grande Region. Carlos Gonzalez-Rebeles, Vincent J. Burke, Michael D. Jennings, Geraldo Ceballos, and Nick C. Parker. November: 1115-1118.
Risk assessment
Using a GIS to Overcome Data Adversity: Industrial Air Pollution Risk Modeling in Tijuana, Mexico. Anne J. Obee, Ernst C. Griffin, and Richard D. Wright. November: 1089-1096.
Rivers
The Assessment of Sediment Transport Rates by Automated Digital Photogrammetry. M. Stojic, J. Chandler, P. Ashmore, and J. Luce. May: 387-395.
Roads
Automatic Reconstruction of Road Centerlines from Mobile Mapping Image Sequences. Chuang Tao, Rongxing Li, and Michael Chapman. July: 709-716.
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers: Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Medvedev, Roherto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
See Mountainous terrain
Sampling methods
The Accuracy of Vegetation Stand Boundaries Derived from Image Segmentation in a Desert Environment. Andres M. Abeyta and Janet Franklin. January: 59-66.
The Influence of Geographic Sampling Methods on Vegetation Map Accuracy Evaluation in a Swampy Environment. C. P. Lo and Lee J. Watson, December: 1189-1200.
Sand dunes
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July: 739-747.
Saskatchewan
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M. Lillesand, Murray K. Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
Scale-space methods
Scale-Space Methods for Image Feature Modeling in Vision Metrology. C. S. Fraser and J. Shao. April: 323-3Z8.
Scanner imagery
Mosaicking Airborne Scanner Data with the Multiquadric Rectification Technique. Kenneth C. McGwire. June: 601-606.
Scene selection methods
Improving Landsat Scene Selection Systems. Kenneth McGwire. July: 717-722.
Sea ice
Towards Development of a Snow Water Equivalence (SWE) Algorithm Using Microwave Radiometry over Snow Covered First-Year Sea Ice. Sheldon D. Drobot and David G. Barber. May: 415-423.
Sediment Transport
The Assessment of Sediment Transport Rates by Automated Digital Photogrammetry. M. Stojic, J. Chandler, P. Ashmore, and J. Luce. May: 387-395.
Sediment yield
Modeling Agricultural Nonpoint Source Sediment Yield in Imperial Valley, California. Mark V. Finco and George F. Hepner. November: 1097-1105.
Sequential images
Automatic Reconstruction of Road Centerlines from Mobile Mapping Image Sequences. Chuang Tao, Rongxing Li, and Michael Chapman. July: 709-716.
Effectiveness of the MCC Method in Detecting Oceanic Circulation Patterns at a Local Scale from Sequential AVHRR Images. Jay Gao and Matthew B. Lythe. April: 301-308.
Shadow delineation
Height Determination of Extended Objects Using Shadows in SPOT Images. V. K. Shettigara and G. M. Sumerling. January: 35-44.
Siberia
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers; Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Medvedev, Roberto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
Snow cover
Towards Development of a Snow Water Equivalence (SWE) Algorithm Using Microwave Radiometry over Snow Covered First-Year Sea Ice. Sheldon D. Drobot and David G. Barber. May: 415-423.
Software reviews
Autodesk AutoCAD Map Release 2.0. James D. Hipple. February: 97-99, 106.
Earthscope (W2.0). Ray Lougeay. September: 879-883.
Microimages TNTlite. Ray L. Harris Jr. November: 1049-1053.
The Geographic Transformer (TGT). Sandy Prisloe. August: 777-783.
Soil erosion
Modeling Agricultural Nonpoint Source Sediment Yield in Imperial Valley, California. Mark V. Finco and George F. Hepner. November: 1097-1105.
Soil reflectance
Effects of Emergent Grass on Mid-Infrared Laser Reflectance of Soil. Ram M. Narayanan and Brian D. Guenther. May: 407-413.
Soils
Application of C-CAP Protocol Land-Cover Data to Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Potential Spatial Models in a Coastal Environment. Floyd M. Henderson, Thomas F. Hart, Jr., Laura Orlando, Brian Heaton, James Portolese, and Robert Chasm. October: 1015-1020.
Responses of Spectral Indices to Variations in Vegetation Cover and Soil Background. Stella W. Todd and Roger M. Hoffer. September: 915-921.
South Carolina
Identification of Potential Hazardous Waste Units Using Aerial Radiological Measurements. Patrick J. Bresnahan. October: 995-1001.
South Dakota
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M. Lillesand, Murray K. Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
Spatial resolution
Estimating the Accuracy of Coarse Scale Classification Using High Scale Information. Christiane Kloditz, Angellien van Boxtol, Elisabetta Carfagna, and Willem van Deursen. February: 127-133.
Spectral shape classification
Spectral Shape Classification of Landsat Thematic Mapper Imagery. Mark J. Carlotto. September: 905-913.
Spectroradiometry Applications
See also Laser spectrometers Applications
Spectral Reflectance and Detection of Iron Oxide Precipitates Associated with Acidic Mine Drainage. John E. Anderson and Eleanora I. Robbins. December: 1201-1208.
SPOT Applications
Identifying the Effects of the Gulf War on the Geomorphic Features of Kuwait by Remote Sensing and GIS. Magaly Koch and Farouk El-Baz. July: 739-747.
SPOT Imagery
Height Determination of Extended Objects Using Shadows in SPOT Images. V. K. Shettigara and G. M. Sumerling. January; 35-44.
SPOT-P Imagery
SPOT and Landsat Stereo Fusion for Data Extraction Over Mountainous Areas. Thierry Toutin. February: 109-113.
Steel plating
Scale-Space Methods for Image Feature Modeling in Vision Metrology. C. S. Fraser and J. Shao. April; 323-328.
Stereo matching
Automatic Reconstruction of Road Centerlines from Mobile Mapping Image Sequences. Chuang Tao, Rongxing Li, and Michael Chapman. July: 709-716.
Stereomapping
Automatic Reconstruction of Road Centerlines from Mobile Mapping Image Sequences. Chuang Tao, Rongxing Li, and Michael Chapman. July: 709-716.
Stereopairs
Co-Registered Aerial Stereopairs from Low- Flying Aircraft for the Analysis of Long-Term Tropical Rainforest Canopy Dynamics. Stanley R. Herwitz, Robert E. Slye, and Stephen M. Turton. May: 397-405.
SPOT and Landsat Stereo Fusion for Data Extraction Over Mountainous Areas. Thierry Toutin. February; 109-113.
A Technique for 3D Building Reconstruction. Taejung Kim and Jan-Peter Muller. September: 923-930.
Strip triangulation
GPS-Controlled Strip Triangulation I.Jsing Geometric Constraints of Man-Made Structures. Hamid Ebadi and Chapman A. April: 329-333.
Surface determination
A New Algorithm for Surface Determination Based on Wavelets and its Practical Application. Jaan-Rong Tsay. December: 1179-1188.
See also Interferometric synthetic aperture radar (IFSAR)
Wavelets for SAR Image Smoothing. Graham Horgan. December: 1171-1177.
Target detection
Algorithms for the Detection of Sub-Pixel Targets in Multispectral Imagery. Edward A. Ashton and Alan Schaum. July: 723-731.
See also Landforms
Experiments in the Identification of Terrain Features Using a PC-Based Parallel Computer. Demetrius-Kleanthis D. Rokos and Marc P. Armstrong. February; 135-142.
Texas
Engineering Applications of Airborne Scanning Lasers: Reports from the Field. William E. Carter, Eugene Modvedev, Rohorto Gutierrez, and James C. Gibeaut. April: 246-253.
Transnational Gap Analysis of the Rio Bravo/ Rio Grande Region. Carlos Gonzalez-Rebeles, Vincent J. Burke, Michael D. Jennings, Geraldo Ceballos, and Nick C. Parker. November: 1115-1118.
Tornadoes
Remote Sensing Column: Disaster Response and Recovery Support from Airborne Remote Sensing. Charles Mondello and Franz Schneider. October: 958-960.
Transboundary Resource Inventory Program (TRIP)
GIS Column: Geospatial Data Development and Initiatives in the U.S./Mexico Border Region. Amelia M. Budge. November: 1061. Triangulation Grids & Datums Column: The Kingdom of Belgium. Clifford J. Mugnier. October: 954-957.
Trinidad and Tobago
Grids & Datums Column: "QRA" Session. Clifford J. Mugnier. March; 169.
Tropical forests
Co-Registered Aerial Stereopairs from Low- Flying Aircraft for the Analysis of Long-Term Tropical Rainforest Canopy Dynamics. Stanley R. Herwitz, Robert E. Slye, and Stephen M. Turton. May: 397-405.
United Kingdom
The Use of Census Data in Urban Image Classification. Victor Mesev. May; 431-438.
United States-Mexico border region
GIS Column: Geospatial Data Development and Initiatives in the U.S./Mexico Border Region. Amelia M. Budge. November: 1061.
Modeling Agricultural Nonpoint Source Sediment Yield in Imperial Valley, California. Mark V. Finco and Georgo F. Hepner. November: 1097-1105.
Transnational Gap Analysis of the Rio Bravo/Rio Grande Region. Carlos Gonzalez-Rebeles, Vincent J. Burke, Michael D. Jennings, Geraldo Ceballos, and Nick C. Parker. November: 1115- 1118.
The United States-Mexico Border Region: An Overview. Paul Ganster. November: 1077-1083.
United-States Mexico Transboundary Aerial Photography and Mapping Initiative. Kenneth J. Osborn. November: 1085-1088.
See also Mapping
Grids & Datums Column: "URA" Session. Clifford J. Mugnier. March: 169.
Letter to the Editor: A Challenge. Frederick J. Doyle. June: 505, 507.
Letter to the Editor: Dislikes Derogatory Remarks About the UTM. Alden P. Colvocoresses. June: 567.
Letter to the Editor: Gentle Comments on a March 1998 Column. Skip Maselli. June; 587.
Letter to the Editor: Response [to letters]. Clifford J. Mugnier. June: 587-588.
Letter to the Editor: So Much Trash. David G. Clark. June: 567.
Letter to the Editor: Why is it "Wrong" to Use UTM for Non-Military Applications! N. G. Terry Jr. June: 567, 580, 587.
University Consortium for Geographic Information Science (UCGIS)
GIS Column: Understanding UCGIS. George F. Hepner. September: 869-871.
Urban areas
Investigation of the Integration of AVIRIS and ISFAR for Urban Analysis. George F. Hepner, Bijan Houshmand, Igor Kulikov, and Novin Bryant. August: 813-820.
A Technique for 3D Building Reconstruction. Taejung Kim and Jan-Peter Muller. September: 923-930.
The Use of Census Data in Urban Image Classification. Victor Mesev. May: 431-438.
Using a GIS to Overcome Data Adversity: Industrial Air Pollution Risk Modeling in Tijuana, Mexico. Anne J. Obeo, Ernst C. Griffin, and Richard D. Wright. November: 1009-1096.
Uzbekistan, Republic of
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Uzbekistan. Clifford J. Mugnier. December: 1151, 1153.
Vegetation
The Accuracy of Vegetation Stand Boundaries Derived from Image Segmentation in a Desert Environment. Andres M. Abeyta and Janet Franklin. January: 59- 60.
Vegetation Aquatic
A Quantitative Comparison of Change-Detection Algorithms for Monitoring Eelgrass from Remotely Sensed Data. Rohb D. Macleod and Russell G. Congalton. March: 207-210.
Vegetation indices
A Change Detection Experiment Using Vegetation Indices. John G. Lyon, Ding Yuan, Ross S. Lunetta, and Chris D. Elvidge. February: 143-150.
Responses of Spectral Indices to Variations in Vegetation Cover and Soil Background. Stella W. Todd and Roger M. Hoffer. September: 915-921.
Vegetation reflectance
Teaching the Physical Principles of Vegetation Canopy Reflectance Using the SAIL Model. F. M. Danson. August: 809-102.
Virginia
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January; 45-57.
Spectral Reflectance and Detection of Iron Oxide Precipitates Associated with Acidic Mine Drainage. John E. Anderson and Eleanora I. Robbins. December: 1201-1208.
Spectral Shape Classification of Landsat Thematic Mapper Imagery. Mark J. Carlotto. Soptember: 905-913.
See Image interpretation: Photointerpretation
Visual perception
GPS Column: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, But... Keith W. Cunningham. December: 1143-1144.
What Size Window for Image Classification? A Cognitive Perspective. Michael E. Hodgson. August: 797-807.
Washington
An Efficient and Accurate Method for Mapping Forrest Clearcuts in the Pacific Northwest Using Landsat Imagery. Warren B. Cohen, Maria Fiorella, John Gray, Eileen Helmer, and Karen Anderson. April: 293-300.
Water allocation
Mapping and monitoring agricultural crops and other land cover in the Lower Colorado River Basin. Russell G. Congalton, Mary Balough, Cindy Bell, Kass Green, Jeff A. Milliken, and Robert Ottman. November: 1107-1113.
Water contamination
Modeling Agricultural Nonpoint Source Sediment Yield in Imperial Valley, California. Mark V. Finco and Georgo F. Heprier. November: 1097-1105.
Water identification
Challenging the Cloud-Contamination Problem in Flood Monitoring with NOAA/ AVHRR Imagery. Yongwel Sheng, Yafang Su, and Qianguang Xiao. March: 191-198.
Water quality
Application of C-CAP Protocol Land-Cover Data to Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Potential Spatial Models in a Coastal Environment. Floyd M. Henderson, Thomas F. Hart Jr., Laura Orlando, Brian Heaton, James Portolese, and Robert Chasm. October: 1015-1020.
Spectral Reflectance and Detection of Iron Oxide Precipitates Associated with Acidic Mine Drainage. John E. Anderson and Eleanora I. Robhins. December: 1201-1208.
Water reflectance
Spectral Reflectance and Detection of Iron Oxide Precipitates Associated with Acidic Mine Drainage. John E. Anderson and Eleanora I. Robbins. December: 1201-1208.
Wavelets
A New Algorithm for Surface Determination Based on Wave1ets and its Practical Application. Jaan-Rong Tsay. December: 1179-1188.
Wavelets for SAR Image Smoothing. Graham Horgan. December: 1171-1177.
West Virginia
Regional Characterization of Land Cover Using Multiple Sources of Data. J. E. Vogelman, T. Sohl, and S. M. Howard. January: 45-57.
Wetlands
The Influence of Geographic Sampling Methods on Vegetation Map Accuracy Evaluation in a Swampy Environment. C. P. Lo and Lee J. Watson. December: 1189-1200.
Resource Management of Forested Wetlands: Hurricane Impact and recovery Mapped by Combining Landsat TM and NOAA AVHRR Data. Elijah W. Ramsey, III, Dal K. Chappell, Dennis M. Jacobs, Sijan K. Sapkota, and Dan G. Baldwin. July: 733-738.
Wheels
Scale-Space Methods for Image Feature Modeling in Vision Metrology. C. S. Fraser and J. Shao. April: 323-328.
See Fires
Wildlife habitats
Transnational Gap Analysis of the Rio Bravo/ Rio Grande Region. Carlos Gonzalez-Rebeles, Vincent J. Burke, Michael D. Jennings, Geraldo Cehallos, and Nick C. Parker. November: 1115-1118.
Wisconsin
Satellite Monitoring of Lake Ice Breakup on the Laurential Shield (1980-1994). Randolph H. Wynne, Thomas M. Lillesand, Murray K. Clayton, and John J. Magnuson. June: 607-617.
Workstations
SPOT and Landsat Stereo Fusion for Data Extraction Over Mountainous Areas. Thierry Toutin. February: 109-113.