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Martian surface properties [PDF]
The objectives were: to characterize surficial geologic units through integration of Infrared Thermal Mapper (IRTM)-derived regolith properties with other existing remote sensing data; to determine the physical and spectral properties of volcanic units ...
Greeley, R.
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The primary purpose of this study was to improve our understanding of remote sensing technologies and their potential application in vineyards to monitor yields and fruit composition, which could then be used for selective harvesting and winemaking.
Leeko Lee +3 more
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Elastic and plastic strain measurement in high temperature environment using laser speckle [PDF]
Two laser speckle methods are described to measure strain in high temperature environment and thermal strain caused by high temperature. Both are non-contact, non-destructive and remote sensing techniques that can be automated. The methods have different
Chiang, Fu-Pen
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Remote Sensing of Water Pollution [PDF]
Remote sensing, as a tool to aid in the control of water pollution, offers a means of making rapid, economical surveys of areas that are relatively inaccessible on the ground.
White, P. G.
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Applied Remote Sensing Program (ARSP) [PDF]
Descriptions of projects engaged by the Applied Remote Sensors Program in the state of Arizona are contained in an annual report for the fiscal year 1976-1977.
Foster, K. E. +2 more
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Mapping compositional and particle size variations across Silver Lake Playa: Relevance to analyses of Mars TIR data [PDF]
The high spectral and spatial resolution thermal infrared (TIR) data to be acquired from the upcoming Mars Observer-Thermal Emission Spectra (TES) mission will map the composition and texture of the Martian sediments.
Arvidson, Raymond E. +2 more
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Middle infrared remote sensing for geology [PDF]
The middle infrared portion of the spectrum available for geologic remote sensing extends from approximately 3 to 25 micrometers. The source of energy is thermal radiation from surface materials and ambient terrestrial temperatures. The spectral range of
Kahle, A. B.
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Bright sand/dark dust: The identification of active sand surfaces on the Earth and Mars [PDF]
Field studies and analysis of LANDSAT Thematic Mapper data in the Gran Desierto, Mexico may shed light on a technique to distinguish active from inactive (relict) sand surfaces.
Arvidson, R. +3 more
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Rapid urbanization worldwide has exacerbated the urban heat island (UHI) effect. Although studies on UHI effect have already become a hotspot, high-precision UHI investigations in cold regions utilizing remote sensing technologies are still underexplored.
Xu Yuan +5 more
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NORSEX 1979 microwave remote sensing data report [PDF]
Airborne microwave remote sensing measurements obtained by NASA Langley Research Center in support of the 1979 Norwegian Remote Sensing Experiment (NORSEX) are summarized. The objectives of NORSEX were to investigate the capabilities of an active/passive
Hennigar, H. F., Schaffner, S. K.
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