Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 1
Subject IndexA
Accuracy assessmentDetermining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-
fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GL-DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
A New Method for Segmenting Individ-ual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Wenkai Li, Qinghua Guo, Marek K. Jakubowski, and Maggi Kelly. January: 75–84
Accuracy assessment — Bio-optical modelA Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-
poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. Ra-manathan Sugumaran and Justin Thomas. December: 1253–1260
Accuracy assessment — Building damage classificationSpatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Accuracy assessment — Burned area productsAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Accuracy assessment — GeometricAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Accuracy assessment — GeopositioningGeopositioning Accuracy Assessment of
GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. Manuel A. Aguilar, Fer-nando J. Aguilar, María del Mar Saldaña, and Ismael Fernández. March: 247–257
Accuracy assessment — HorizontalMapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah.
April: 296–297
Accuracy assessment — Image classificationApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
A Framework for Supervised Image Clas-sification with Incomplete Training Samples. June: 595–604
Neuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Accuracy assessment — Imagery resolutionSpatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Accuracy assessment — Irrigated area mapsDetermining Irrigated Areas and Quantify-
ing Blue Water Use in Europe Using Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Gen-eration (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS) Data. August: 861–873
Development of an Advanced Global Field Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
Accuracy assessment — LidarCalibration and Kinematic Analysis of the
Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
A New Method for Segmenting Individual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Janu-ary: 75–84
Accuracy assessment — MappingIncorporating the Downscaled Landsat
TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
A Shape-matching Cropping Index (CI) Mapping Method to Determine Agricul-tural Cropland Intensities in China using MODIS Time-series Data. Jianhong Liu, Wenquan Zhu, and Xuefeng Cui. August: 829–837
Urban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. May: 473–484
Accuracy assessment — MeasurementDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
Accuracy assessment — 2001 NLCD per-cent tree canopy mapModeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. John W. Coulston, Gretchen G. Moisen, Barry T. Wilson, Mark V. Finco, Warren B. Cohen, and C. Kenneth Brewer. July: 715–727
Accuracy assessment — OBO approachA Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
Accuracy assessment — Pixel-basedGeneration of a U.S. National Urban Land-
Use Product. James A. Falcone and Col-lin G. Homer. October: 1057–1068
Accuracy assessment — Tree crown delin-eationA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Accuracy assessment — VerticalA Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER
GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. Mariano Moreno-de las Heras, Patricia M. Saco, and Garry R. Willgoose. July: 757–766
Accuracy assessment--Wetlands delinea-tion
An Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Adaptive control of LODSAn Efficient Point Cloud Management
Method Based on a 3D R-Tree. Jun Gong, Qing Zhu, Ruofei Zhong, Yeting Zhang, and Xiao Xie. April: 373–381
Adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS)Neuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-
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Subject IndexClinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Aerial dispersantsOperational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-
tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
Aerial image mosaickingAerial Image Mosaicking with the Aid of
Vector Roads. Dongliang Wang, You-chuan Wan, Jianhua Xiao, Xudong Lai, Wenli Huang, and Jingzhong Xu. No-vember: 1141–1150
Aerial imageryBuilding Detection in Complex Scenes
Thorough Effective Separation of Build-ings from Trees. Mohammad Awrangjeb, Chunsun Zhang, and Clive S. Fraser. July: 729–745
Bundle Block Adjustment of Weakly Con-nected Aerial Imagery. Yongjun Zhang, Xiaodong Xiong, Xiang Shen, and Zheng Ji. September: 983–988
A Framework for Supervised Image Clas-sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
Urban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. May: 473–484
Aerial imagesAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Semi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
Aerial multispectral remote sensingExpanding the Utility of Remote Sens-
ing Data for Oil Spill Response. Jan Svejkovsky and Mark Hess. October: 1011–1014
Operational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
Aerial photographsDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Aerial triangulationBundle Block Adjustment of Weakly Con-
nected Aerial Imagery. Yongjun Zhang, Xiaodong Xiong, Xiang Shen, and Zheng Ji. September: 983–988
Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. Au-gust: 784, December: 1211
Affine transformationAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. You Kyung Han, Young Gi Byun, Jae Wan Choi, Dong Yeob Han, and Yong Il Kim. March: 211–221
African Cultural Heritage Sites and Land-scapes DatabaseLaser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. Heinz Rüther, Roshan Bhurtha, Christoph Held, Ralph Schröder, and Stephen Wessels. April: 309–316
Agricultural land cover mappingMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Agricultural productivityAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural
Productivity, Water Resources and Food Security: How Can Remote Sensing Help? Prasad S. Thenkabail, Jerry W. Knox, Mutlu Ozdogan, Murali Krishna Gumma, Russell G. Congalton, Zhuoting Wu, Cristina Milesi, Alex Finkral, Mike Marshall, Isabella Mariotto, Songcai
You, Chandra Giri, and Pamela Nagler. August: 773–782
Agricultural systemsMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. Elodie Vintrou, Mamy Soumaré, Simon Bernard, Agnès Bégué, Christian Baron, and Danny Lo Seen. August: 839–848
AgricultureDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
Estimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Shai Kaplan and Soe W. Myint. August: 849–859
AgropastureApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
Airborne cameraMapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. No-
vember: 1117
Airborne GPS (ABGPS)Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. De-
cember: 1211
Airborne hyperspectral scannerEstimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI)
of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
Airborne lidar dataAutomated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
Mapping Individual Tree Species in an Urban Forest Using Airborne Lidar Data and Hyperspectral Imagery. Cai-yun Zhang and Fang Qiu. October: 1079–1087
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 3
Subject IndexAirborne SAR mapping systemCASMSAR: An Integrated Airborne SAR
Mapping System. Jixian Zhang, Zheng Zhao, Guoman Huang and Zhong Lu. November: 1110–1114
Airborne visible/infrared imaging spec-trometer (AVIRIS)A Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
AlbaniaGrids & Datums Column: Republic of Alba-
nia. Clifford J. Mugnier. January: 5–6
ALGE modelIntegrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
“All-in-one” (AIO) classificationA Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. See ASPRS
Ant Colony System (ACS)Determination of Optimum Classifier and
Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
Appalachian mountainsIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Disturbance/
Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
ArcGIS softwareAn Era of Epochs. Karen Richardson. Sep-
tember: 905–908
ArcMap® GISModeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS
and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
ArizonaEstimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use
through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Shai Kaplan and Soe W. Myint. August: 849–859
Artificial neural networksEstimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI)
of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
ASD field spectroradiometryAn Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
AsiaDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
ASPRSASPRS Board of Directors. January: 18,
February: 114, March: 205, April: 304, May: 458, June: 578, July: 674, August: 792, September: 922 , November: 1124
ASPRS Board of Directors 2012-2013. June: 555
ASPRS Recertification requirements. Sep-tember: 918
ASPRS Student Advisory Council (SAC). January: 13
ASPRS Vice Presidential Candidates for 2013. December: 1214
ASPRS Yearbook 2012. June: 557–565CGMP Guidelines Committee’s Guidelines
for Procurement of Commercial Geo-spatial Mapping Products. December: 1199–1207
Christopher Parrish Elected as Assistant Di-vision Director of ASPRS Lidar Division (LD). April: 300
Code of Ethics. August: 895, September: 972
2011-2012 Executive Director Report. June: 562–565
2012 GeoLeague Challenge Winners. June: 537, June: 538, June: 551
James Stuart Blundell Elected as Assistant Division Director of ASPRS Remote
Sensing Applications Division (RSAD). April: 300
LAS 1.4 specification approval. January: 13The MAPPS/ASPRS 2012 Specialty Con-
ference on Emerging Mapping and Geo-spatial Technologies. July: 669, August: 896–898
Matthew Dunbar Elected as Assistant Di-vision Director of ASPRS Geographic Information Systems Division (GISD). April: 299
Member Champions 2011. January: 11, Feb-ruary: 110, March: 204, April: 298, May: 454 , June: 552, July: 668
Member Champions 2012. March: 204, April: 298, May: 454, June: 552, July: 668, August: 788, September: 916, Octo-ber: 1021, November: 1120
Michael Zoltek Elected as Assistant Divi-sion Director of ASPRS Professional Practice Division (PPD). April: 300
2009-2012 National Report. Roberta Lenc-zowski. July: 656–660
Report on XXII ISPRS Congress. Bobbi Lenczowski. November: 1121–1122
Resolution on U.S. Imaging Program. March: 197
Robert Thomas Elected as Assistant Divi-sion Director of ASPRS Photogrammet-ric Applications Division (PAD). April: 299–300
Stewart Walker Elected as ASPRS Vice President. April: 299
ASPRS — AwardsAbraham Anson Memorial Scholarship.
June: 572ASPRS Announces 2012 ASPRS Outstand-
ing Technical Achievement Award (OTAA) Winner. February: 111
ASPRS Announces 2012 SAIC Estes Me-morial Teaching Award Winner. March: 198
ASPRS Conference Management Awards. June: 575
ASPRS Fellow Award. June: 5742012 ASPRS Fellow Award Winners.
March: 199ASPRS Outstanding Service Award. June:
5732012 ASPRS Outstanding Technical
Achievement Award. June: 570ASPRS Outstanding Workshop Instructor
Award. June: 574ASPRS Region Newsletter of the Year.
June: 576ASPRS Region of the Year Award. June:
575
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Subject IndexAwards [2012]. June: 570–576BAE Systems Award. June: 574–575Boeing Award for Best Paper in Image
Analysis and Interpretation. June: 571ERDAS Award for Best Scientific Paper in
Remote Sensing. June: 571ESRI Award for Best Scientific Paper in
GIS. June: 571Francis H. Moffitt Memorial Scholarship.
June: 575The GeoEye Foundation Award. June: 572International Educational Literature Award.
June: 573John I. Davidson President’s Award for
Practical Papers. June: 571John O. Behrens Institute for Land Informa-
tion (ILI) Memorial Scholarship. June: 572
Kenneth J. Osborn Memorial Scholarship. June: 572–573
Paul R. Wolf Memorial Scholarship. June: 574
Photogrammetric (Fairchild) Award. June: 570
Region Website of the Year. June: 576Robert E. Altenhofen Memorial Scholar-
ship. June: 571–572Robert N. Colwell Memorial Fellowship.
June: 570–571SAIC Estes Memorial Teaching Award.
June: 574Talbert Abrams Award. June: 571Ta Liang Memorial Award. June: 573William A. Fischer Memorial Scholarship.
June: 572Z/I Imaging Scholarship. June: 573
ASPRS--Sustaining members. See Corpo-rate description
ASTER (Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer)Book review: Land Remote Sensing and
Global Environmental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS by Ramachan-dran, Bhaskar, Justice, Christopher O., and Abrams, Michael J. Reviewed by Nguy-Robertson, Anthony L. January: 8, January: 11
A Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
A Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER
GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. Mariano Moreno-de las Heras, Patricia M. Saco, and Garry R. Willgoose. July: 757–766
Improving Forest Growth Estimates Using a Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Atmospheric correctionsTopographic Corrections of Satellite Data
for Regional Monitoring. Sarah C. Gos-lee. September: 973–981
Australis softwareDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
BBackscatter texture analysisNeuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Band tuning methodsComparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Bayesian network (BN) approachImproving Forest Growth Estimates Using a
Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Bees Algorithm (BA)Determination of Optimum Classifier and
Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
Besançon CityGeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology
for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
Beta regression modeling techniqueModeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. John W. Coulston, Gretchen G. Moisen, Barry T. Wilson, Mark V. Finco, Warren B. Cohen, and C. Kenneth Brewer. July: 715–727
Biographies. See also ObituariesMemorial Address: Francis H. “Frank” Mof-
fitt 1922-2007. Kathleen Moffitt Vinci. June: 566–569
Biomass burning emissionsAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area Prod-
ucts in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Biomass — Woody plantAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Bio-optical modelA Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-
poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. Ra-manathan Sugumaran and Justin Thomas. December: 1253–1260
Block adjustmentMapping Western China at a Scale of
1:50,000. Jixian Zhang, Qin Yan, Wen-han Xie. April: 289–292
Blunder detectionAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Book reviewsAdvances in Environmental Remote Sens-
ing: Sensors, Algorithms, and Applica-tions by Weng, Qihao. Reviewed by Patias, Petros. February: 104
Advances in Web-based GIS, Mapping Ser-vices and Applications by Li, Songnian, Dragicevic, Suzana and Veenendall, Bert. Reviewed by Westmoreland, Sally J. Au-gust: 785–786
Global Navigation Satellite Systems: In-sights into GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Compass, and Others by Bhatta, Ba-sudeb. Reviewed by Abuzar, Moham-mad. May: 451–452
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 5
Subject IndexHyperspectral Remote Sensing of Vegeta-
tion by Thenkabail, Prasad S., Lyon, John G., and Huete, Alfredo. Reviewed by Du, Qian. November: 1119
Image Registration for Remote Sensing by Le Moigne, Jacqueline, Netanyahu, Na-than S. and Eastman, Roger D. Reviewed by Jin, Xiaoying. March: 195-196
Introduction to Remote Sensing, 5th Edition by Campbell, James B. and Wynne, Ran-dolph H. Reviewed by Congalton, Russel G. June: 549, June: 551
Land Remote Sensing and Global Environ-mental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS by Ramachandran, Bhaskar. Re-viewed by Nguy-Robertson, Anthony L. January: 8
Making Maps: A Visual Guide to Map De-sign for GIS (Second Edition) by Kry-gier, John and Wood, Denis. Reviewed by Crosby, Michael K. May: 453
Principles of Map Design by Tyner, Judith A. Reviewed by Nobrega, Rodrigo A.A. December 1212.
Remote Sensing and Global Environmental Change, First Edition by Purkis, Samuel J. and Klemas, V. Reviewed by Zourara-kis, Demetrio P. October: 1017
Remote Sensing of Glaciers: Techniques for Topographic, Spatial and Thematic Map-ping of Glaciers by Pellikka, P.K.E. and Rees, W.G. Reviewed by Gens, Rudiger. January: 7
Remote Sensing of Urban and Suburban Areas by Rashed, Tarek and Jürgens, Carsten. Reviewed by Lodhi, Mahtab A. April: 294–295
Spatial Statistics: Geospatial Information Modeling and Thematic Mapping by Mo-hammed A. Kalkhan. Reviewed by Kar, Bandana. September: 915–916
Why ‘Where’ Matters: Understanding and Profiting from GPS, GIS, and Remote Sensing by Ryerson, Robert A. and Aronoff, Stanley. Reviewed by Buen-emann, Michaela. July: 666–667
Boreal forest landscapeApplication of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Boresight adjustmentCalibration and Kinematic Analysis of the
Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
BrazilApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
BreaklinesBreaklines and Lidar Data. Lewis Graham.
March: 189–191
Building detection algorithmBuilding Detection in Complex Scenes
Thorough Effective Separation of Build-ings from Trees. Mohammad Awrangjeb, Chunsun Zhang, and Clive S. Fraser. July: 729–745
Building detection algorithm — Morphol-ogy-basedDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Building extraction procedureGeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology
for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
BuildingsAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. You Kyung Han, Young Gi Byun, Jae Wan Choi, Dong Yeob Han, and Yong Il Kim. March: 211–221
A Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. Hengjian Tong, Travis Maxwell, Yun Zhang, and Vivek Dey. October: 1029–1044
Bundle adjustment — OrthographicNetwork Orientation Using the Scaled Or-
thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
Bundle block adjustment (BBA)Bundle Block Adjustment of Weakly Con-
nected Aerial Imagery. Yongjun Zhang, Xiaodong Xiong, Xiang Shen, and Zheng Ji. September: 983–988
Burned area (BA) productsAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A.
Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
CCalibration modelsCalibration and Kinematic Analysis of the
Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
CaliforniaIdentification of Waste Tires Using High-
Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
A New Method for Segmenting Individ-ual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Wenkai Li, Qinghua Guo, Marek K. Jakubowski, and Maggi Kelly. January: 75–84
Phenology-based Crop Classification Al-gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Camera calibrationDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
A Flexible Mathematical Method for Cam-era Calibration in Digital Aerial Photo-grammetry. Rongfu Tang, Dieter Fritsch, Michael Cramer, and Werner Schneider. October: 1069–1077
A Webcam-based Photogrammetric System for the Measurement of Facial Land-marks on Newborns. Bruce King. De-cember: 1285–1294
Camera heightAutomatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. Hao Deng, Liqiang Zhang, Jingtao Ma, Liang Zhang, and Dong Chen. Novem-ber: 1175–1185
Camera stabilityPhotogrammetric Monitoring of the Con-
struction of a Solar Energy Dish Con-centrator. M. R. Shortis and G. Burgess. May: 519–527
Camera stationPhotogrammetric Monitoring of the Con-
struction of a Solar Energy Dish Con-
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Subject Indexcentrator. M. R. Shortis and G. Burgess. May: 519–527
Canada2011 Survey on Remote Sensing and Geo-
spatial Technologies Training in U.S. and Canadian Colleges and Universities. Steven A. Sader and Thomas Mueller. December: 1193–1198
Canopy coverModeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. John W. Coulston, Gretchen G. Moisen, Barry T. Wilson, Mark V. Finco, Warren B. Cohen, and C. Kenneth Brewer. July: 715–727
Canopy height model (CHM)Application of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Automated Delineation of Individual Tree Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. Linhai Jing, Baoxin Hu, Jili Li, and Thomas Noland. December: 1275–1284
CASMSARCASMSAR: An Integrated Airborne SAR
Mapping System. Jixian Zhang, Zheng Zhao, Guoman Huang and Zhong Lu. November: 1110–1114
Catenary curve model A Piecewise Catenary Curve Model Grow-
ing for 3D Power Line Reconstruction. Yoonseok Jwa and Gunho Sohn. Decem-ber: 1227–1240
Cell-based automatic deformationCell-based Automatic Deformation Computa-
tion by Analyzing Terrestrial Lidar Point Clouds. Jing Wu, Pierre-Yves Gilliéron, and Bertrand Merminod. April: 317–329
Central African Republic (C. A. R.)Grids & Datums Column: Central African
Republic. Clifford J. Mugnier. March: 192–194
Central AustraliaA Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER
GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. Mariano Moreno-de las Heras, Patricia M. Saco, and Garry R. Willgoose. July: 757–766
Central-perspective projection modelNetwork Orientation Using the Scaled Or-
thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
CerradoApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
CertificationASPRS Certification List. January: 12, Feb-
ruary: 110, February: 202, April: 302, July: 670, May: 450, August: 786, Sep-tember: 920, October: 1022
CetaceansDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
Chaemacyparis formosensisAn Empirical Model-based Method for Signal
Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spec-troradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Change detectionApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
Mapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS Observations Using Support Vector Machines. Rui Zhang, Donglian Sun, Yunyue Yu, and Mitchell D. Goldberg. November: 1151–1161
ChinaCASMSAR: An Integrated Airborne SAR
Mapping System. Jixian Zhang, Zheng Zhao, Guoman Huang and Zhong Lu. November: 1110–1114
Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge, Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Mapping Western China at a Scale of 1:50,000. Jixian Zhang, Qin Yan, Wen-han Xie. April: 289–292
A Shape-matching Cropping Index (CI) Mapping Method to Determine Agricul-tural Cropland Intensities in China using MODIS Time-series Data. Jianhong Liu, Wenquan Zhu, and Xuefeng Cui. August: 829–837
Chlorophyll-a (CHL)Comparing the Performance of Empirical,
Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pigments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
A Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. Ra-manathan Sugumaran and Justin Thomas. December: 1253–1260
Circular Hough TransformTree Topology Representation from TLS
Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. Anita Schilling, Anja Schmidt, and Hans-Gerd Maas. April: 383–392
Circular map accuracy standard (CMAS)Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. Au-
gust: 784
Classification accuracyAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Computer-aided Classification of the First Frame of Digital Erts-1 (i.e., Landsat-1) Data. Roger M. Hoffer. July: 653–655
Detect Residential Buildings from Lidar and Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Determination of Optimum Classifier and Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
A Framework for Supervised Image Clas-sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
Integration of Polarimetric Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 7
Subject IndexSAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Mapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Mapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS Observations Using Support Vector Machines. Rui Zhang, Donglian Sun, Yunyue Yu, and Mitchell D. Goldberg. November: 1151–1161
Neuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Spatial Resolution Imagery Requirements for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Classification accuracy. See also Accuracy Assessment
Classification accuracy--Habitat mapObjects-based Image Analysis for Mapping
Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. Ana Hernando, Lara A. Ar-royo, Javier Velázquez, Rosario Tejera. September: 991–999
Classification accuracy — Land-coverIncorporating the Downscaled Landsat
TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
Seasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. Priyakant Sinha, Lalit Kumar, and Nick Reid. March: 271–280
Classification accuracy — Object-basedIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Classification accuracy — PBCPhenology-based Crop Classification Al-
gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Classification accuracy — Pixel-basedIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Classification accuracy — Tree coverUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Classification accuracy — Tree crownA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Classification accuracy — Urban land useGeneration of a U.S. National Urban Land-
Use Product. James A. Falcone and Col-lin G. Homer. October: 1057–1068
Classification error(s)Urban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Classification mapDetermining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-
fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GL-DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
Classification techniques — Decision treeDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Identification of Waste Tires Using High-Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
Integration of Polarimetric Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Phenology-based Crop Classification Al-gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Three Decades of War and Food Insecu-rity in Iraq. Glen R. Gibson, James B. Campbell, Randolph H. Wynne. August: 885–895
Classification techniques — Hierarchical-basedApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
GeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
Mapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Classification techniques — Object-basedPhenology-based Crop Classification Al-
gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Urban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Classification techniques — Object-orientedDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
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Subject IndexEstimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use
through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Shai Kaplan and Soe W. Myint. August: 849–859
Classification techniques — One-by-one (OBO)A Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
Classification techniques — SupervisedA Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
Classification techniques — Wishart supervisedIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Close-range photogrammetryPhotogrammetric Monitoring of the Con-
struction of a Solar Energy Dish Con-centrator. M. R. Shortis and G. Burgess. May: 519–527
ClusteringElevation, Latitude/Longitude Decorrela-
tion Stretch of Multitemporal LST Im-agery. George Ch. Miliaresis. February: 151–160
Coarse resolution imageryMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. Elodie Vintrou, Mamy Soumaré, Simon Bernard, Agnès Bégué, Christian Baron, and Danny Lo Seen. August: 839–848
Spatial Resolution Imagery Requirements for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Coastal water mappingIntegrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
Coastal wetlandsAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Cognitive studiesSpatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Coherency matrixIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Color informationBuilding Detection in Complex Scenes
Thorough Effective Separation of Build-ings from Trees. Mohammad Awrangjeb, Chunsun Zhang, and Clive S. Fraser. July: 729–745
Color-infrared (CIR) aerial imageryUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Commission errors (CE)Accuracy Assessment of Burned Area Prod-
ucts in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Comparative studiesComparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
A Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
A Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. Mariano Moreno-de las Heras, Patricia M. Saco, and Garry R. Willgoose. July: 757–766
Determining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GL-DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
Modeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A Pilot Study. John W. Coulston, Gretchen G. Moisen, Barry T. Wilson, Mark V. Finco, Warren B. Cohen, and C. Kenneth Brewer. July: 715–727
CompassBook review: Global Navigation Satellite
Systems: Insights into GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Compass, and Others by Bhatta, Basudeb. Reviewed by Abuzar, Moham-mad. May: 451–452
Computer-aided classificationComputer-aided Classification of the First
Frame of Digital Erts-1 (i.e., Landsat-1) Data. Roger M. Hoffer. July: 653–655
Confusion matrixAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Mapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Mapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS Observations Using Support Vector Machines. Rui Zhang, Donglian Sun, Yunyue Yu, and Mitchell D. Goldberg. November: 1151–1161
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 9
Subject IndexPhenology-based Crop Classification Al-
gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Semi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
ConifersA New Method for Segmenting Individual
Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Wenkai Li, Qinghua Guo, Marek K. Jakubowski, and Maggi Kelly. January: 75–84
Contour smoothingComputing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours
on Triangulated Meshes. Yurai Núñez-Rodríguez, Michael A. Johnson, Igor Raskin, and Jesse L. Thé. July: 703–714
Corporate descriptionAechelon Technology, Inc. May: 452Aerial Cartographics of America, Inc
(ACA). April: 397Aerial Data Service, Inc. April: 397–398Aerial Services, Inc. April: 398Aero-Graphics, Inc. April: 398AeroMetric, Inc. April: 398–399AeroTech Mapping Inc. April: 399AGFA Materials Corporation. April: 399Airborne 1 Corporation. April: 400Air Photographics, Inc. April: 399–400The American Surveyor Magazine. April: 400Applanix, A Trimble Company. April:
400–401Applied Imagery. April: 401ASD Inc. April: 401Axis GeoSpatial, LLC. April: 401–402Ayres Associates. April: 402BAE Systems. April: 402–403BNP Media, Point of Beginning Magazine
(formally POB Magazine). April: 403Bohannan Huston, Inc. April: 403Booz Allen Hamilton. April: 403–404Cardinal Systems, LLC. April: 404Clark Labs/Clark University. April: 405COL-EAST, Inc. April: 405Continental Mapping Consultants, Inc.
April: 405CRC Press — Taylor & Francis Group.
April: 405–406
CRITIGEN (formerly CH2M HILL). April: 404
DAT/EM Systems International. April: 406Dewberry. April: 406–407DigitalGlobe. April: 4073D Laser Mapping LTD. April: 397DMC International Imaging Ltd. April: 407Dudley Thompson Mapping Corp. (DTM).
April: 407Dynamic Aviation Group, Inc. April:
407–408Eagle Mapping Ltd. April: 408Earth Eye, LLC. April: 408–409Eastern Topographics. April: 409E. Coyote Enterprises, Inc. April: 408Environmental Research Incorporated.
April: 409–410Esri. April: 410EUROSENSE. April: 410EXELIS Visual Information Solutions.
April: 410–411Federal Geographic Data Committee. April:
411Fugro EarthData, Inc. April: 411Fugro Horizons, Inc. April: 411–412GeoBC, Crown Registry & Geographic
Base Branch. April: 412GEO:connexion Limited. April: 412GeoCue Corporation. April: 412–413GeoDigital International. April: 413GeoEye. April: 413GeoEye Analytics (formally known as SPA-
DAC). April: 413–414Geographic Resource Solutions. April:
414–415Global Mapping S.A.C. April: 415Global Science & Technology, Inc. April:
415GRW Aerial Surveys, Inc. April: 415Harris Corporation. April: 415–416HAS Images, Inc. April: 416HyVista Corporation. April: 416Intergraph. April: 416International Institute for Geo-Information
Science and Earth Observation (ITC). April: 417
ITRES Research Limited. April: 417Keystone Aerial Surveys, Inc. April:
417–418Kim Geomatics Corporation. April: 418KLT Associates, Inc. April: 418Kucera International. April: 418–419LaFave, White & McGivern, L.S., P.C.
April: 419LizardTech. April: 419Magnolia River Geospatial. April: 420MDA Information Systems, Inc. April: 419Merrick & Company. April: 420
Michael Baker Jr., Inc. April: 420–421Microsoft UltraCam Group. April: 421M. J. Harden Associates, Inc. April: 419–420NASA Earth Science Division. April: 421National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
April: 422NewTech Services, Inc. April: 421NOAA National Geodetc Survey. April: 422NorPix, Inc. April: 422–423Northrop Grumman. April: 423North West Group. April: 423NSTec, Remote Sensing Laboratory. April:
423–424Observera, Inc. April: 424Optech Incorporated. April: 424–425PAR Government Systems Corporation.
April: 425PCI Geomatics. April: 425Peregrine Aerial Surveys Inc. August: 789Photo Science, Inc. April: 426Pickett & Associates, Inc. April: 426Pictometry International Corp. April:
426–427Pinnacle Mapping Technologies, Inc. April:
427Premier Geospatial, Inc. April: 427Professional Surveyor Magazine — Flatdog
Media, Inc. April: 427QCoherent Software LLC. April: 428Radman Aerial Surveys. April: 428Riegl USA, Inc. April: 428–429Robinson Aerial Survey, Inc. (RAS). April:
429Sanborn. April: 429Science Applications International Corpora-
tion. April: 429The Sidwell Company. April: 429–430SimActive, Inc. April: 430Spatial Information Solution. April: 430Spectral Evolution. April: 430–431Stewart Geo Technologies. April: 431Surdex Corporation. April: 431Surveying and Mapping (SAM), Inc. April:
431–432TASC. April: 432TerraGo Technologies. April: 432TerraSim, Inc. April: 432–433Terratec AS. April: 433Topcon Positioning Systems. April: 433–
434Towill, Inc. April: 434Track’Air B.V. April: 434Trimble Germany GmbH. April: 434Trimble Navigation Limited. April: 434–435Urban Robotics, Inc. April: 435–436USDA/National Agricultural Statistics Ser-
vice. April: 436U.S. Geological Survey. April: 435
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Subject IndexVirtual Geomatics. April: 436VisionMap LTD. April: 436–437Watershed Sciences, Inc. April: 437Wehrli & Associates, Inc. April: 437Wilson & Company, Inc. April: 437–438Wiser Company, LLC. April: 438Woolpert LLP. April: 438XEOS Imaging Inc. April: 438
Correlation analysisCalibration and Kinematic Analysis of the
Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
A Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
Mapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS Observations Using Support Vector Machines. Rui Zhang, Donglian Sun, Yunyue Yu, and Mitchell D. Goldberg. November: 1151–1161
A New Method for Segmenting Individual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Wenkai Li, Qinghua Guo, Marek K. Jakubowski, and Maggi Kelly. January: 75–84
COTH (Crown delineation based on Optimized object recognition, Treetop identification, and Hill-climbing) methodA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Craniofacial landmark measurement systemsA Webcam-based Photogrammetric System
for the Measurement of Facial Land-marks on Newborns. Bruce King. De-cember: 1285–1294
CroatiaGrids & Datums Column: Republic of Croa-
tia. Clifford J. Mugnier. July: 662–663
Cropland mappingAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural
Productivity, Water Resources and Food Security: How Can Remote Sensing Help? Prasad S. Thenkabail, Jerry W. Knox, Mutlu Ozdogan, Murali Krishna Gumma, Russell G. Congalton, Zhuoting Wu, Cristina Milesi, Alex Finkral, Mike Marshall, Isabella Mariotto, Songcai You, Chandra Giri, and Pamela Nagler. August: 773–782
Determining Irrigated Areas and Quantifying Blue Water Use in Europe Using Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
Development of an Advanced Global Field Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
A Shape-matching Cropping Index (CI) Mapping Method to Determine Agricul-tural Cropland Intensities in China using MODIS Time-series Data. Jianhong Liu, Wenquan Zhu, and Xuefeng Cui. August: 829–837
CroplandsForward: Global Croplands and their Water
Use for Food Security in the Twenty-first Century. Prasad S. Thenkabail. August: 797–798
Cropping index (CI)A Shape-matching Cropping Index (CI)
Mapping Method to Determine Agricul-tural Cropland Intensities in China using MODIS Time-series Data. Jianhong Liu, Wenquan Zhu, and Xuefeng Cui. August: 829–837
Crop type mappingMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Phenology-based Crop Classification Al-gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Cross-track relief displacement correctionUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Cumulative distribution functions (CDF)Modeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. John W. Coulston, Gretchen G. Moisen, Barry T. Wilson, Mark V. Finco, Warren B. Cohen, and C. Kenneth Brewer. July: 715–727
Curve-fittingComparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Phenology-based Crop Classification Al-gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Cyanobacterial pigmentsComparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
DDasymetric mappingGeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology
for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
Dasymetric methodGeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology
for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
Data acquisitionAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
CASMSAR: An Integrated Airborne SAR Mapping System. Jixian Zhang, Zheng Zhao, Guoman Huang and Zhong Lu. November: 1110–1114
Laser Scanning in Heritage Documentation: The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 11
Subject Indexlenges. Heinz Rüther, Roshan Bhurtha, Christoph Held, Ralph Schröder, and Stephen Wessels. April: 309–316
A Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-bile Lidar Data. Ruisheng Wang, Frank P. Ferrie, and Jane Macfarlane. Novem-ber: 1129–1140
Neuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Data collectionApplication of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Assessment of Available Rangeland Woody Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Calibration and Kinematic Analysis of the Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
Comparing the Performance of Empiri-cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Identification of Waste Tires Using High-Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
Integrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Data fusionA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Phenology-based Crop Classification Al-gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Data integrationError Propagation in Raster Data Integra-
tion: Impacts on Landscape Composition and Configuration. Zachary J. Christman and John Rogan. June: 617–624
Data modeling — Three-dimensionalBreaklines and Lidar Data. Lewis Graham.
March: 189–191
Data processingAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Assessment of Available Rangeland Woody Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Laser Scanning in Heritage Documentation: The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. Heinz Rüther, Roshan Bhurtha, Christoph Held, Ralph Schröder, and Stephen Wessels. April: 309–316
Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
Data qualityComputer-aided Classification of the First
Frame of Digital Erts-1 (i.e., Landsat-1) Data. Roger M. Hoffer. July: 653–655
Data quality. See also Accuracy assessment
DatasetsApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
Cell-based Automatic Deformation Com-putation by Analyzing Terrestrial Lidar Point Clouds. Jing Wu, Pierre-Yves Gilliéron, and Bertrand Merminod. April: 317–329
Computing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours on Triangulated Meshes. Yurai Núñez-Rodríguez, Michael A. Johnson, Igor Raskin, and Jesse L. Thé. July: 703–714
Determination of Optimum Classifier and Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
Determining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global
Land Data Assimilation System (GL-DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
Elevation, Latitude/Longitude Decorrela-tion Stretch of Multitemporal LST Im-agery. George Ch. Miliaresis. February: 151–160
Evaluating the Benefits of Octree-based Indexing for Lidar Data. Abu Saleh Mo-hammad Mosa, Bianca Schön, Michela Bertolotto, and Debra F. Laefer. Septem-ber: 927–934
Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
A Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-bile Lidar Data. Ruisheng Wang, Frank P. Ferrie, and Jane Macfarlane. Novem-ber: 1129–1140
Modeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
Datasets — SpatialImproving Forest Growth Estimates Using a
Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Data snoopingAutomated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
Data sourcesAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
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Subject IndexAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Improving Forest Growth Estimates Using a Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Mapping Individual Tree Species in an Urban Forest Using Airborne Lidar Data and Hyperspectral Imagery. Cai-yun Zhang and Fang Qiu. October: 1079–1087
Mapping Western China at a Scale of 1:50,000. Jixian Zhang, Qin Yan, Wen-han Xie. April: 289–292
DatumsGrids & Datums Column: Central African
Republic. Clifford J. Mugnier. March: 192–194
Grids & Datums Column: Commonwealth of Dominica. Clifford J. Mugnier. April: 293
Grids & Datums Column: Georgia. Clifford J. Mugnier. June: 548
Grids & Datums Column: Maps in the Middle of Nowhere. Clifford J. Mugnier. October: 1015
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Alba-nia. Clifford J. Mugnier. January: 5–6
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Croa-tia. Clifford J. Mugnier. July: 662–663
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Macedonia. Clifford J. Mugnier. May: 449–450
Grids & Datums column: Republic of Sierra Leone. Clifford J. Mugnier. February: 103
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of South Africa. Clifford J. Mugnier. September: 912–914
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Uganda. Clifford J. Mugnier. August: 783, August: 786
Grids & Datums Column: Turkmenistan. Clifford J. Mugnier. December: 1209
Grids & Datums Column: United Mexican States. Clifford J. Mugnier. November: 1115–1116
Deciduous treesEstimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI)
of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
2010 Deepwater Horizon (DWH) spillExpanding the Utility of Remote Sens-
ing Data for Oil Spill Response. Jan Svejkovsky and Mark Hess. October: 1011–1014
Operational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
Deformation measurementCell-based Automatic Deformation Com-
putation by Analyzing Terrestrial Lidar Point Clouds. Jing Wu, Pierre-Yves Gilliéron, and Bertrand Merminod. April: 317–329
DEM mosaickingAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Depression removal algorithmsApplication of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Depth-first search algorithmTree Topology Representation from TLS
Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. Anita Schilling, Anja Schmidt, and Hans-Gerd Maas. April: 383–392
Digital aerial photogrammetryA Flexible Mathematical Method for Cam-
era Calibration in Digital Aerial Photo-grammetry. Rongfu Tang, Dieter Fritsch, Michael Cramer, and Werner Schneider. October: 1069–1077
Digital elevation models (DEM). See also Ground digital elevation models (GDEMs)CASMSAR: An Integrated Airborne SAR
Mapping System. Jixian Zhang, Zheng Zhao, Guoman Huang and Zhong Lu. November: 1110–1114
Geopositioning Accuracy Assessment of GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. Manuel A. Aguilar, Fer-nando J. Aguilar, María del Mar Saldaña, and Ismael Fernández. March: 247–257
Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for
Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge, Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Modeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
Digital line graph (DLG)CASMSAR: An Integrated Airborne SAR
Mapping System. Jixian Zhang, Zheng Zhao, Guoman Huang and Zhong Lu. November: 1110–1114
Digital orthophoto map (DOM)CASMSAR: An Integrated Airborne SAR
Mapping System. Jixian Zhang, Zheng Zhao, Guoman Huang and Zhong Lu. November: 1110–1114
Digital stereo photogrammetric systemDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
Digital terrain model (DTM)Urban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Dijkstra’s algorithmAerial Image Mosaicking with the Aid of
Vector Roads. Dongliang Wang, You-chuan Wan, Jianhua Xiao, Xudong Lai, Wenli Huang, and Jingzhong Xu. No-vember: 1141–1150
Disaster managementExpanding the Utility of Remote Sens-
ing Data for Oil Spill Response. Jan Svejkovsky and Mark Hess. October: 1011–1014
Operational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 13
Subject IndexPE&RS October 2013 Special Issue Call for
Papers on. August: 789, October: 1068Spatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Disc Hough TransformTree Topology Representation from TLS
Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. Anita Schilling, Anja Schmidt, and Hans-Gerd Maas. April: 383–392
Discrete discriminant analysisAutomated Extraction of Road Markings
from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. Bish-eng Yang, Lina Fang, Qingquan Li, and Jonathan Li. April: 331–338
Disocclusion viewsAutomatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. Hao Deng, Liqiang Zhang, Jingtao Ma, Liang Zhang, and Dong Chen. Novem-ber: 1175–1185
DMSC-MkII (Digital Multispectral Camera) imagerOperational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-
tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
DominicaGrids & Datums Column: Commonwealth
of Dominica. Clifford J. Mugnier. April: 293
3DOR-TreeAn Efficient Point Cloud Management
Method Based on a 3D R-Tree. Jun Gong, Qing Zhu, Ruofei Zhong, Yeting Zhang, and Xiao Xie. April: 373–381
Downscaling cokriging (DCK)Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat
TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
EEarth Resources Technology Satellite (ERTS-1)Computer-aided Classification of the First
Frame of Digital Erts-1 (i.e., Landsat-1) Data. Roger M. Hoffer. July: 653–655
Eclectic procedureComputing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours
on Triangulated Meshes. Yurai Núñez-Rodríguez, Michael A. Johnson, Igor Raskin, and Jesse L. Thé. July: 703–714
eCognitionA Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to
Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. Hengjian Tong, Travis Maxwell, Yun Zhang, and Vivek Dey. October: 1029–1044
Ecological metricsTerrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating
In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
Edge detectionA Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-
bile Lidar Data. Ruisheng Wang, Frank P. Ferrie, and Jane Macfarlane. Novem-ber: 1129–1140
Edge-matchingAutomated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
Education2011 Survey on Remote Sensing and Geo-
spatial Technologies Training in U.S. and Canadian Colleges and Universities. Steven A. Sader and Thomas Mueller. December: 1193–1198
Elevation dataAutomatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. Hao Deng, Liqiang Zhang, Jingtao Ma, Liang Zhang, and Dong Chen. Novem-ber: 1175–1185
A Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. Mariano Moreno-de las Heras, Patricia M. Saco, and Garry R. Willgoose. July: 757–766
Modeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Empirical model-based methodAn Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Enhanced vegetation index (EVI) time-series dataA Shape-matching Cropping Index (CI)
Mapping Method to Determine Agricul-tural Cropland Intensities in China using MODIS Time-series Data. Jianhong Liu, Wenquan Zhu, and Xuefeng Cui. August: 829–837
Environmental change--GlobalBook review: Land Remote Sensing and
Global Environmental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS by Ramachan-dran, Bhaskar, Justice, Christopher O., and Abrams, Michael J. Reviewed by Nguy-Robertson, Anthony L. January: 8, January: 11
Book review: Remote Sensing and Global Environmental Change, First Edition by Purkis, Samuel J. and Klemas, V. Re-viewed by Zourarakis, Demetrio P. Octo-ber: 1017, October: 1019
EnvisatRegistration of Multisource Satellite Im-
ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Error analysisAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Bundle Block Adjustment of Weakly Con-nected Aerial Imagery. Yongjun Zhang, Xiaodong Xiong, Xiang Shen, and Zheng Ji. September: 983–988
A Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-bile Lidar Data. Ruisheng Wang, Frank P. Ferrie, and Jane Macfarlane. Novem-ber: 1129–1140
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Subject IndexError matrixApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
Neuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Error matrix — CIR classificationUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Error propagationError Propagation in Raster Data Integra-
tion: Impacts on Landscape Composition and Configuration. Zachary J. Christman and John Rogan. June: 617–624
Error reductionAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Error sourcesAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area Prod-
ucts in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
A Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
Development and Assessment of a Digital Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
A Flexible Mathematical Method for Cam-era Calibration in Digital Aerial Photo-grammetry. Rongfu Tang, Dieter Fritsch, Michael Cramer, and Werner Schneider. October: 1069–1077
Generation of a U.S. National Urban Land-Use Product. James A. Falcone and Col-lin G. Homer. October: 1057–1068
Identification of Waste Tires Using High-Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. April: 296–297
Photogrammetric Monitoring of the Con-struction of a Solar Energy Dish Con-centrator. M. R. Shortis and G. Burgess. May: 519–527
EsriAn Era of Epochs. Karen Richardson. Sep-
tember: 905–908
ETM+ (Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus) imageryIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Integrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
Phenology-based Crop Classification Al-gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Three Decades of War and Food Insecu-rity in Iraq. Glen R. Gibson, James B. Campbell, Randolph H. Wynne. August: 885–895
EuropeDetermining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-
fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GL-DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
Evapotranspiration (ET)Determining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-
fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GL-
DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
Estimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Shai Kaplan and Soe W. Myint. August: 849–859
Expectation maximization (EM)-algorithmImproving Forest Growth Estimates Using a
Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Exterior orientation parameters (EOP)Bundle Block Adjustment of Weakly Con-
nected Aerial Imagery. Yongjun Zhang, Xiaodong Xiong, Xiang Shen, and Zheng Ji. September: 983–988
Network Orientation Using the Scaled Or-thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
FFacade detectionA Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-
bile Lidar Data. Ruisheng Wang, Frank P. Ferrie, and Jane Macfarlane. Novem-ber: 1129–1140
Facial landmarksA Webcam-based Photogrammetric System
for the Measurement of Facial Land-marks on Newborns. Bruce King. De-cember: 1285–1294
Factorization methodNetwork Orientation Using the Scaled Or-
thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
Feature extractionAutomated Extraction of Road Markings
from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. Bish-eng Yang, Lina Fang, Qingquan Li, and Jonathan Li. April: 331–338
Automated Georegistration of High-Res-olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
Automatic Registration of High-Resolution
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 15
Subject IndexImages Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. You Kyung Han, Young Gi Byun, Jae Wan Choi, Dong Yeob Han, and Yong Il Kim. March: 211–221
Determination of Optimum Classifier and Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
Integration of Polarimetric Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Registration of Multisource Satellite Im-ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Feature matchingAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. You Kyung Han, Young Gi Byun, Jae Wan Choi, Dong Yeob Han, and Yong Il Kim. March: 211–221
Features of interest (FOIs)Automatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. Hao Deng, Liqiang Zhang, Jingtao Ma, Liang Zhang, and Dong Chen. Novem-ber: 1175–1185
Feature space constructionMapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS
Observations Using Support Vector Machines. Rui Zhang, Donglian Sun, Yunyue Yu, and Mitchell D. Goldberg. November: 1151–1161
Field survey databasesDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
Film photographyMapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. De-
cember: 1211
Flood heightModeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS
and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Flood mapping — nighttimeMapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS
Observations Using Support Vector Machines. Rui Zhang, Donglian Sun, Yunyue Yu, and Mitchell D. Goldberg. November: 1151–1161
Food securityAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural
Productivity, Water Resources and Food Security: How Can Remote Sensing Help? Prasad S. Thenkabail, Jerry W. Knox, Mutlu Ozdogan, Murali Krishna Gumma, Russell G. Congalton, Zhuoting Wu, Cristina Milesi, Alex Finkral, Mike Marshall, Isabella Mariotto, Songcai You, Chandra Giri, and Pamela Nagler. August: 773–782
Forward: Global Croplands and their Water Use for Food Security in the Twenty-first Century. Prasad S. Thenkabail. August: 797–798
Three Decades of War and Food Insecu-rity in Iraq. Glen R. Gibson, James B. Campbell, Randolph H. Wynne. August: 885–895
Forest inventory parametersTree Topology Representation from TLS
Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. Anita Schilling, Anja Schmidt, and Hans-Gerd Maas. April: 383–392
Forest-replacing disturbancesIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
ForestryApplication of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Application of Time Series Landsat Im-ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge, Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Mapping Individual Tree Species in an Urban Forest Using Airborne Lidar Data and Hyperspectral Imagery. Cai-yun Zhang and Fang Qiu. October: 1079–1087
Objects-based Image Analysis for Mapping Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. Ana Hernando, Lara A. Ar-royo, Javier Velázquez, Rosario Tejera. September: 991–999
ForestsAutomated Delineation of Individual Tree
Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. Linhai Jing, Baoxin Hu, Jili Li, and Thomas Noland. December: 1275–1284
A Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Improving Forest Growth Estimates Using a Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
A New Method for Segmenting Individ-ual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Wenkai Li, Qinghua Guo, Marek K. Jakubowski, and Maggi Kelly. January: 75–84
A Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. Hengjian Tong, Travis Maxwell, Yun Zhang, and Vivek Dey. October: 1029–1044
Forest Service Forest Inventory and Analy-sis (FIA) programModeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. John W. Coulston, Gretchen
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Subject IndexG. Moisen, Barry T. Wilson, Mark V. Finco, Warren B. Cohen, and C. Kenneth Brewer. July: 715–727
Formosat-2 sensorRegistration of Multisource Satellite Im-
ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Fractal dimensionError Propagation in Raster Data Integra-
tion: Impacts on Landscape Composition and Configuration. Zachary J. Christman and John Rogan. June: 617–624
Frequency-based aggregationError Propagation in Raster Data Integra-
tion: Impacts on Landscape Composition and Configuration. Zachary J. Christman and John Rogan. June: 617–624
Full waveform digitization (FWD)-enabled lidarMapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. Feb-
ruary: 105–108
Fuzzy-based Segmentation Parameter optimizer (FBSP optimizer)A Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to
Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. Hengjian Tong, Travis Maxwell, Yun Zhang, and Vivek Dey. October: 1029–1044
GGalápagos Spreading Center (GSC)Neuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Galileo systemsBook review: Global Navigation Satellite
Systems: Insights into GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Compass, and Others by Bhatta, Basudeb. Reviewed by Abuzar, Moham-mad. May: 451–452
Gaussian Bayesian network (GBN)Improving Forest Growth Estimates Using a
Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Gaussian model (GM)An Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Geiger mode-based lidarMapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah.
July: 664–665
Genetic algorithms (GA)Determination of Optimum Classifier and
Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
A Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
GEOAIDA (Geo Automatic Image Data Analyser)Semi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
GeoEye imageryGeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology
for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
Geopositioning Accuracy Assessment of GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. Manuel A. Aguilar, Fer-nando J. Aguilar, María del Mar Saldaña, and Ismael Fernández. March: 247–257
Geographic information system (GIS)Book review: Advances in Web-based GIS,
Mapping Services and Applications by Li, Songnian, Dragicevic, Suzana and Veenendall, Bert. Reviewed by Westmo-reland, Sally J. August: 785–786
Book review: Making Maps: A Visual Guide to Map Design for GIS (Second Edition) by Krygier, John and Wood, Denis. Re-viewed by Crosby, Michael K. May: 453
Book review: Why ‘Where’ Matters: Under-standing and Profiting from GPS, GIS, and Remote Sensing by Ryerson, Robert A. and Aronoff, Stanley. Reviewed by
Buenemann, Michaela. July: 666–667Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for
Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge, Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Modeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Semi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
Geometric processingAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Georeferenced feature imagesAutomated Extraction of Road Markings
from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. Bish-eng Yang, Lina Fang, Qingquan Li, and Jonathan Li. April: 331–338
Georeferencing — AutomatedAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Georegistration — AutomatedAutomated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
GeorgiaGrids & Datums Column: Georgia. Clifford
J. Mugnier. June: 548
Geospatial disaster responsePE&RS October 2013 Special Issue Call for
Papers on. August: 789, October: 1068
Geospatial informationBook review: Spatial Statistics: Geospatial
Information Modeling and Thematic
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 17
Subject IndexMapping by Mohammed A. Kalkhan. Reviewed by Kar, Bandana. September: 915–916
Book review: Why ‘Where’ Matters: Under-standing and Profiting from GPS, GIS, and Remote Sensing by Ryerson, Robert A. and Aronoff, Stanley. Reviewed by Buenemann, Michaela. July: 666–667
Geospatial technologies training2011 Survey on Remote Sensing and Geo-
spatial Technologies Training in U.S. and Canadian Colleges and Universities. Steven A. Sader and Thomas Mueller. December: 1193–1198
GIS — MobilePE&RS October 2013 Special Issue Call for
Papers on. August: 789, October: 1068
GlaciersBook review: Remote Sensing of Glaciers:
Techniques for Topographic, Spatial and Thematic Mapping of Glaciers by Pellik-ka, P.K.E. and Rees, W.G. Reviewed by Gens, Rudiger. January: 7, January: 10
Global field survey system (GFSS)Development of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
Global land data assimilation system (GLDAS)Determining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-
fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GL-DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
Global navigation satellite system (GNSS)Book review: Global Navigation Satellite
Systems: Insights into GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Compass, and Others by Bhatta, Basudeb. Reviewed by Abuzar, Moham-mad. May: 451–452
Integrated Global Navigation Satellite System (iGNSS) QoS Prediction. Duang-duen Roongpiboonsopit and Hassan A. Karimi. February: 139–149
Global positioning systems (GPS)Book review: Global Navigation Satellite
Systems: Insights into GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Compass, and Others by Bhatta, Basudeb. Reviewed by Abuzar, Moham-mad. May: 451–452
Book review: Why ‘Where’ Matters: Under-standing and Profiting from GPS, GIS, and Remote Sensing by Ryerson, Robert A. and Aronoff, Stanley. Reviewed by Buenemann, Michaela. July: 666–667
GLONASSBook review: Global Navigation Satellite
Systems: Insights into GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Compass, and Others by Bhatta, Basudeb. Reviewed by Abuzar, Moham-mad. May: 451–452
GPS Photo databaseDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
Gradient-based fusion (GF)A Variational Gradient-based Fusion
Method for Visible and SWIR Imagery. Huifang Li, Liangpei Zhang, Huanfeng Shen, and Pingxiang Li. September: 947–958
GrasslandsA Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
Integrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Mapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Semi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
Ground control points (GCP)Automated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Geopositioning Accuracy Assessment of GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. Manuel A. Aguilar, Fer-nando J. Aguilar, María del Mar Saldaña, and Ismael Fernández. March: 247–257
Mapping Western China at a Scale of 1:50,000. Jixian Zhang, Qin Yan, Wen-han Xie. April: 289–292
Ground digital elevation models (GDEMs)A Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER
GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. Mariano Moreno-de las Heras, Patricia M. Saco, and Garry R. Willgoose. July: 757–766
Ground filteringDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Ground point separationA Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-
bile Lidar Data. Ruisheng Wang, Frank P. Ferrie, and Jane Macfarlane. Novem-ber: 1129–1140
2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spillExpanding the Utility of Remote Sens-
ing Data for Oil Spill Response. Jan Svejkovsky and Mark Hess. October: 1011–1014
Operational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
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Subject IndexH
H/A/Alpha decompositionIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Habitat complexity measures — StreamTerrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating
In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
Habitat mappingObjects-based Image Analysis for Mapping
Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. Ana Hernando, Lara A. Ar-royo, Javier Velázquez, Rosario Tejera. September: 991–999
Height bin approachAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Herbaceous coverA Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
Heritage documentationLaser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. Heinz Rüther, Roshan Bhurtha, Christoph Held, Ralph Schröder, and Stephen Wessels. April: 309–316
Heuristic algorithmComputing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours
on Triangulated Meshes. Yurai Núñez-Rodríguez, Michael A. Johnson, Igor Raskin, and Jesse L. Thé. July: 703–714
Heuristic optimizationA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
High-resolution lidar intensity return im-age (HRLI)Automated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
High-resolution multibeam sonar bathym-etryNeuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
High-resolution multispectral satellite imageryIdentification of Waste Tires Using High-
Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
High-resolution satellite imagery (HRSI)Accuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Automated Georegistration of High-Res-olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
Semi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
Hurricane disasterSpatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Hydrodynamic modelingIntegrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
Hydrologic estimationA Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER
GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. Mariano Moreno-de las Heras, Patricia M. Saco, and Garry R. Willgoose. July: 757–766
Modeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Hyperion dataA Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-
poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. Ra-manathan Sugumaran and Justin Thomas. December: 1253–1260
Hyperspectral dataAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural
Productivity, Water Resources and Food Security: How Can Remote Sensing Help? Prasad S. Thenkabail, Jerry W. Knox, Mutlu Ozdogan, Murali Krishna Gumma, Russell G. Congalton, Zhuoting Wu, Cristina Milesi, Alex Finkral, Mike Marshall, Isabella Mariotto, Songcai You, Chandra Giri, and Pamela Nagler. August: 773–782
Estimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI) of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
Hyperspectral remote sensingAn Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Book review: Hyperspectral Remote Sens-ing of Vegetation by Thenkabail, Prasad S., Lyon, John G., and Huete, Alfredo. Reviewed by Du, Qian. November: 1119
Determination of Optimum Classifier and Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
Hyperspectral satellite imageryComparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Mapping Individual Tree Species in an Urban Forest Using Airborne Lidar Data and
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 19
Subject IndexHyperspectral Imagery. Caiyun Zhang and Fang Qiu. October: 1079–1087
IIkonos imagery — ApplicationsRegistration of Multisource Satellite Im-
ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Image acquisitionCASMSAR: An Integrated Airborne SAR
Mapping System. Jixian Zhang, Zheng Zhao, Guoman Huang and Zhong Lu. November: 1110–1114
Estimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI) of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
Integrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Seasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. Priyakant Sinha, Lalit Kumar, and Nick Reid. March: 271–280
A Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. Ra-manathan Sugumaran and Justin Thomas. December: 1253–1260
Image analysisAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Computer-aided Classification of the First Frame of Digital Erts-1 (i.e., Landsat-1) Data. Roger M. Hoffer. July: 653–655
Development and Assessment of a Digital Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Topographic Corrections of Satellite Data for Regional Monitoring. Sarah C. Gos-lee. September: 973–981
Image analysis — AutomaticSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
Image analysis — Object-basedObjects-based Image Analysis for Mapping
Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. Ana Hernando, Lara A. Ar-royo, Javier Velázquez, Rosario Tejera. September: 991–999
Image analysis — Object-orientedIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Image analysis operatorsSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Torsten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Müller, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rot-tensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
Image classificationApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
Determination of Optimum Classifier and Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
Mapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Seasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. Priyakant Sinha, Lalit Kumar, and Nick Reid. March: 271–280
Image classification — SupervisedA Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
Image compressionLIZARDTECH ANNIVERSARY: Celebrat-
ing 20 Years of Image Compression with MrSID. Kevin P. Corbley. September: 909–911
Image entropyBuilding Detection in Complex Scenes
Thorough Effective Separation of Build-ings from Trees. Mohammad Awrangjeb, Chunsun Zhang, and Clive S. Fraser. July: 729–745
Image fusionA Variational Gradient-based Fusion
Method for Visible and SWIR Imagery. Huifang Li, Liangpei Zhang, Huanfeng Shen, and Pingxiang Li. September: 947–958
Image matchingAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Automated Georegistration of High-Res-olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
Image network orientationNetwork Orientation Using the Scaled Or-
thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
Image noiseImproving Forest Growth Estimates Using a
Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Image processingA Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for
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Subject IndexSagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
GeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
Geopositioning Accuracy Assessment of GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. Manuel A. Aguilar, Fer-nando J. Aguilar, María del Mar Saldaña, and Ismael Fernández. March: 247–257
Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Integrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Tree Topology Representation from TLS Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. Anita Schilling, Anja Schmidt, and Hans-Gerd Maas. April: 383–392
Urban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Image reconstructionElevation, Latitude/Longitude Decorrela-
tion Stretch of Multitemporal LST Im-agery. George Ch. Miliaresis. February: 151–160
Image registrationAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Book review: Image Registration for Re-mote Sensing by Le Moigne, Jacqueline, Netanyahu, Nathan S. and Eastman, Roger D. Reviewed by Jin, Xiaoying. March: 195-196
Book review: Image Registration for Re-mote Sensing by Moigne, Jacqueline Le, Netanyahu, Nathan S. and Eastman, Roger D. Reviewed by Jin, Xiaoying. March: 195-196
Laser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. Heinz Rüther, Roshan Bhurtha, Christoph Held, Ralph Schröder, and Stephen Wessels. April: 309–316
A Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-bile Lidar Data. Ruisheng Wang, Frank P. Ferrie, and Jane Macfarlane. Novem-ber: 1129–1140
Registration of Multisource Satellite Im-ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Image registration — AutomaticAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. You Kyung Han, Young Gi Byun, Jae Wan Choi, Dong Yeob Han, and Yong Il Kim. March: 211–221
Image resectionNetwork Orientation Using the Scaled Or-
thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
Imagery resolution (GSD)Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. No-
vember: 1117
Image segmentationAutomated Extraction of Road Markings
from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. Bish-eng Yang, Lina Fang, Qingquan Li, and Jonathan Li. April: 331–338
Phenology-based Crop Classification Al-gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
A Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. Hengjian Tong, Travis Maxwell, Yun Zhang, and Vivek Dey. October: 1029–1044
Image segmentation — Multi-resolutionIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Image warpingRegistration of Multisource Satellite Im-
ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Imperviousness intensityGeneration of a U.S. National Urban Land-
Use Product. James A. Falcone and Col-lin G. Homer. October: 1057–1068
Impervious surface areaApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
Index constructionAn Efficient Point Cloud Management
Method Based on a 3D R-Tree. Jun Gong, Qing Zhu, Ruofei Zhong, Yeting Zhang, and Xiao Xie. April: 373–381
Indiana reservoirsComparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Indoor calibrationDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
Initialization techniquesNetwork Orientation Using the Scaled Or-
thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
Integrated global navigation satellite system (iGNSS)Integrated Global Navigation Satellite
System (iGNSS) QoS Prediction. Duang-duen Roongpiboonsopit and Hassan A. Karimi. February: 139–149
InterpolationAutomated Extraction of Road Markings
from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. Bish-eng Yang, Lina Fang, Qingquan Li, and Jonathan Li. April: 331–338
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Subject IndexInvasive species mappingAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Iowa lakeA Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-
poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. Ra-manathan Sugumaran and Justin Thomas. December: 1253–1260
IraqThree Decades of War and Food Insecu-
rity in Iraq. Glen R. Gibson, James B. Campbell, Randolph H. Wynne. August: 885–895
Irrigated area mappingDetermining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-
fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GL-DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
Estimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Shai Kaplan and Soe W. Myint. August: 849–859
Mapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Iterative Self- Organizing Data Analysis (ISODATA) clustering algorithmGeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology for
Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
JJig photogrammetryPhotogrammetric Monitoring of the Con-
struction of a Solar Energy Dish Con-centrator. M. R. Shortis and G. Burgess. May: 519–527
KKeypoint matchingRegistration of Multisource Satellite Im-
ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Kinematic calibration analysisCalibration and Kinematic Analysis of the
Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
Knowledge-based photogrammetric-cartographic workstation for quality control. See WIPKA-QS (Wissensbasierter Photogrammetrisch- Kartographischer Arbeitsplatz zur Qualitätssicherung)
LLake-wide simulationIntegrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
Land-cover classificationComputer-aided Classification of the First
Frame of Digital Erts-1 (i.e., Landsat-1) Data. Roger M. Hoffer. July: 653–655
A Framework for Supervised Image Clas-sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
Mapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller,
Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Objects-based Image Analysis for Mapping Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. Ana Hernando, Lara A. Ar-royo, Javier Velázquez, Rosario Tejera. September: 991–999
Seasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. Priyakant Sinha, Lalit Kumar, and Nick Reid. March: 271–280
Semi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
Land remote sensingBook review: Land Remote Sensing and
Global Environmental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS by Ramachan-dran, Bhaskar. Reviewed by Nguy-Rob-ertson, Anthony L. January: 8
Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper (ETM+) — ApplicationsError Propagation in Raster Data Integra-
tion: Impacts on Landscape Composition and Configuration. Zachary J. Christman and John Rogan. June: 617–624
Integrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
Landsat Enhanced Thematic Mapper (ETM+) — ImageryAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Automated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Topographic Corrections of Satellite Data for Regional Monitoring. Sarah C. Gos-lee. September: 973–981
A Variational Gradient-based Fusion
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Subject IndexMethod for Visible and SWIR Imagery. Huifang Li, Liangpei Zhang, Huanfeng Shen, and Pingxiang Li. September: 947–958
Landsat imagery normalizationModeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. John W. Coulston, Gretchen G. Moisen, Barry T. Wilson, Mark V. Finco, Warren B. Cohen, and C. Kenneth Brewer. July: 715–727
Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) — Ap-plicationsAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Application of Time Series Landsat Im-ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
Estimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Shai Kaplan and Soe W. Myint. August: 849–859
Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge, Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Phenology-based Crop Classification Al-gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Seasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region.
Priyakant Sinha, Lalit Kumar, and Nick Reid. March: 271–280
Three Decades of War and Food Insecu-rity in Iraq. Glen R. Gibson, James B. Campbell, Randolph H. Wynne. August: 885–895
Landsat Thematic Mapper (TM) — ImageryAn Era of Epochs. Karen Richardson. Sep-
tember: 905–908
Landscape composition metricsA Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER
GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. Mariano Moreno-de las Heras, Patricia M. Saco, and Garry R. Willgoose. July: 757–766
Error Propagation in Raster Data Integra-tion: Impacts on Landscape Composition and Configuration. Zachary J. Christman and John Rogan. June: 617–624
A Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Landscapes — 2.5DAutomatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. Hao Deng, Liqiang Zhang, Jingtao Ma, Liang Zhang, and Dong Chen. Novem-ber: 1175–1185
Land surface monitoringBook review: Land Remote Sensing and
Global Environmental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS by Ramachan-dran, Bhaskar, Justice, Christopher O., and Abrams, Michael J. Reviewed by Nguy-Robertson, Anthony L. January: 8, January: 11
Land surface temperature (LST) night imagery — MultitemporalElevation, Latitude/Longitude Decorrela-
tion Stretch of Multitemporal LST Im-agery. George Ch. Miliaresis. February: 151–160
Land-use and land-cover (LULC) classifica-tionEstimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use
through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Shai Kaplan and Soe W. Myint. August: 849–859
Integration of Polarimetric Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image
Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Three Decades of War and Food Insecu-rity in Iraq. Glen R. Gibson, James B. Campbell, Randolph H. Wynne. August: 885–895
Land-use classificationDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Land-use grid — UrbanGeneration of a U.S. National Urban Land-
Use Product. James A. Falcone and Col-lin G. Homer. October: 1057–1068
Land-use/land-cover distribution mappingApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
LaosDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
LAS 1.4The LAS 1.4 Specification. Lewis Graham.
February: 93–102
Laser fluorometryOperational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-
tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
Laser scanningLaser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. Heinz Rüther, Roshan Bhurtha, Christoph Held, Ralph Schröder, and Stephen Wessels. April: 309–316
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Subject IndexLAS Working Group (LWG)The LAS 1.4 Specification. Lewis Graham.
February: 93–102
Lava morphology — submarineNeuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Leaf area index (LAI)Improving Forest Growth Estimates Using a
Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Integrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Least squares adjustment approachCalibration and Kinematic Analysis of the
Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
Legendre self-calibration additional param-eters (APs)A Flexible Mathematical Method for Cam-
era Calibration in Digital Aerial Photo-grammetry. Rongfu Tang, Dieter Fritsch, Michael Cramer, and Werner Schneider. October: 1069–1077
Lidar — AirborneA New Method for Segmenting Individual
Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Wenkai Li, Qinghua Guo, Marek K. Jakubowski, and Maggi Kelly. January: 75–84
Lidar — ApplicationsAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Automated Extraction of Road Markings from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. Bish-eng Yang, Lina Fang, Qingquan Li, and Jonathan Li. April: 331–338
Cell-based Automatic Deformation Com-putation by Analyzing Terrestrial Lidar Point Clouds. Jing Wu, Pierre-Yves Gilliéron, and Bertrand Merminod. April: 317–329
GeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology for Small-area Population Estimation:
An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
Integrated Global Navigation Satellite System (iGNSS) QoS Prediction. Duang-duen Roongpiboonsopit and Hassan A. Karimi. February: 139–149
Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. April: 296–297, July: 664-665
Urban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Lidar binary file specificationThe LAS 1.4 Specification. Lewis Graham.
February: 93–102
Lidar dataAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Automated Delineation of Individual Tree Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. Linhai Jing, Baoxin Hu, Jili Li, and Thomas Noland. December: 1275–1284
Breaklines and Lidar Data. Lewis Graham. March: 189–191
Building Detection in Complex Scenes Thorough Effective Separation of Build-ings from Trees. Mohammad Awrangjeb, Chunsun Zhang, and Clive S. Fraser. July: 729–745
Evaluating the Benefits of Octree-based Indexing for Lidar Data. Abu Saleh Mo-hammad Mosa, Bianca Schön, Michela Bertolotto, and Debra F. Laefer. Septem-ber: 927–934
A Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. No-vember: 1117
Lidar data — MobileA Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-
bile Lidar Data. Ruisheng Wang, Frank P. Ferrie, and Jane Macfarlane. Novem-ber: 1129–1140
Lidar-derived terrain variablesApplication of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Lidar photographsDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Lidar — TerrestrialAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Cell-based Automatic Deformation Com-putation by Analyzing Terrestrial Lidar Point Clouds. Jing Wu, Pierre-Yves Gilliéron, and Bertrand Merminod. April: 317–329
Forward: Special Issue—Advances in Terrestrial Lidar Techniques and Ap-plications. Bruce King and Jonathan Li. March: 307–308
Linear algorithmNetwork Orientation Using the Scaled Or-
thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
Linear Map Accuracy Standard (LMAS)Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. Au-
gust: 784
Linear modelAn Empirical Model-based Method for Signal
Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spec-troradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
LizardTech®
LIZARDTECH ANNIVERSARY: Celebrat-ing 20 Years of Image Compression with MrSID. Kevin P. Corbley. September: 909–911
Local matchingAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. You Kyung Han, Young Gi Byun, Jae Wan Choi, Dong Yeob Han, and Yong Il Kim. March: 211–221
LOD model management approachAn Efficient Point Cloud Management
Method Based on a 3D R-Tree. Jun Gong, Qing Zhu, Ruofei Zhong, Yeting Zhang, and Xiao Xie. April: 373–381
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Subject IndexLogarithm transformationAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Logistic model (LOGM)An Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Low gradient terrainA Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER
GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. Mariano Moreno-de las Heras, Patricia M. Saco, and Garry R. Willgoose. July: 757–766
Low-resolution satellite imagerySemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
MMacedoniaGrids & Datums Column: Republic of
Macedonia. Clifford J. Mugnier. May: 449–450
Malaprabha basinMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
MaliMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. Elodie Vintrou, Mamy Soumaré, Simon Bernard, Agnès Bégué,
Christian Baron, and Danny Lo Seen. August: 839–848
Management Association for Private Pho-togrammetric Surveyors. See MAPPS
Map designBook review: Making Maps: A Visual Guide
to Map Design for GIS (Second Edition) by Krygier, John and Wood, Denis. Re-viewed by Crosby, Michael K. May: 453
Mapping — Heterogeneous landscapeIncorporating the Downscaled Landsat
TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
Mapping historyGrids & Datums Column: Central African
Republic. Clifford J. Mugnier. March: 192–194
Grids & Datums Column: Commonwealth of Dominica. Clifford J. Mugnier. April: 293
Grids & Datums Column: Georgia. Clifford J. Mugnier. June: 548
Grids & Datums Column: Maps in the Middle of Nowhere. Clifford J. Mugnier. October 1015
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Alba-nia. Clifford J. Mugnier. January: 5–6
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Croa-tia. Clifford J. Mugnier. July: 662–663
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Macedonia. Clifford J. Mugnier. May: 449–450
Grids & Datums column: Republic of Sierra Leone. Clifford J. Mugnier. February: 103
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of South Africa. Clifford J. Mugnier. September: 912–914
Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Uganda. Clifford J. Mugnier. August: 783, August: 786
Grids & Datums Column: Turkmenistan. Clifford J. Mugnier. December 1209.
Grids & Datums Column: United Mexican States. Clifford J. Mugnier. November: 1115–1116
Mapping — QuantitativeIntegrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron
D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
Mapping — Riparian zonesModeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS
and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Mapping — SpatialBook review: Remote Sensing of Glaciers:
Techniques for Topographic, Spatial and Thematic Mapping of Glaciers by Pellik-ka, P.K.E. and Rees, W.G. Reviewed by Gens, Rudiger. January: 7, January: 10
Mapping — ThematicBook review: Remote Sensing of Glaciers:
Techniques for Topographic, Spatial and Thematic Mapping of Glaciers by Pellik-ka, P.K.E. and Rees, W.G. Reviewed by Gens, Rudiger. January: 7, January: 10
Book review: Spatial Statistics: Geospatial Information Modeling and Thematic Map-ping by Mohammed A. Kalkhan. Reviewed by Kar, Bandana. September: 915–916
Mapping — TopographicBook review: Remote Sensing of Glaciers:
Techniques for Topographic, Spatial and Thematic Mapping of Glaciers by Pellik-ka, P.K.E. and Rees, W.G. Reviewed by Gens, Rudiger. January: 7, January: 10
Mapping Western China at a Scale of 1:50,000. Jixian Zhang, Qin Yan, Wen-han Xie. April: 289–292
Mapping — WetlandsAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
MAPPSThe MAPPS/ASPRS 2012 Specialty Con-
ference on Emerging Mapping and Geo-spatial Technologies. July: 669, August: 896–898, September: 1000–1001
MapsMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-
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Subject Indexdiger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Maps — CHLA Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-
poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. Ra-manathan Sugumaran and Justin Thomas. December: 1253–1260
Maps — FloodMapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS
Observations Using Support Vector Machines. Rui Zhang, Donglian Sun, Yunyue Yu, and Mitchell D. Goldberg. November: 1151–1161
Maps — Raster-based categoricalError Propagation in Raster Data Integra-
tion: Impacts on Landscape Composition and Configuration. Zachary J. Christman and John Rogan. June: 617–624
Maps — Tree crownAutomated Delineation of Individual Tree
Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. Linhai Jing, Baoxin Hu, Jili Li, and Thomas Noland. December: 1275–1284
Marker-controlled watershed segmentationAutomated Delineation of Individual Tree
Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. Linhai Jing, Baoxin Hu, Jili Li, and Thomas Noland. December: 1275–1284
Measurement errorsDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
A Webcam-based Photogrammetric System for the Measurement of Facial Land-marks on Newborns. Bruce King. De-cember: 1285–1294
Mesquite tree biomassAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Meta-heuristic optimization algorithmsDetermination of Optimum Classifier and
Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-
madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
Meteosat second generation (MSG) satel-litesDetermining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-
fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GL-DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
MexicoGrids & Datums Column: United Mexican
States. Clifford J. Mugnier. November: 1115–1116
Mines — Reclaimed coalIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Mirror panel slope errorPhotogrammetric Monitoring of the Con-
struction of a Solar Energy Dish Con-centrator. M. R. Shortis and G. Burgess. May: 519–527
Mobile GISPE&RS October 2013 Special Issue Call for
Papers on. August: 789, October: 1068
Mobile laser scannersCalibration and Kinematic Analysis of the
Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradi-ometer (MODIS) — ApplicationsMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. Elodie Vintrou, Mamy Soumaré, Simon Bernard, Agnès Bégué, Christian Baron, and Danny Lo Seen. August: 839–848
Mapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS Observations Using Support Vector Machines. Rui Zhang, Donglian Sun, Yunyue Yu, and Mitchell D. Goldberg. November: 1151–1161
Phenology-based Crop Classification Algo-rithm and its Implications on Agricultural
Water Use Assessments in California’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
A Shape-matching Cropping Index (CI) Mapping Method to Determine Agricul-tural Cropland Intensities in China using MODIS Time-series Data. Jianhong Liu, Wenquan Zhu, and Xuefeng Cui. August: 829–837
Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradi-ometer (MODIS) — ImageryBook review: Land Remote Sensing and
Global Environmental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS by Ramachan-dran, Bhaskar, Justice, Christopher O., and Abrams, Michael J. Reviewed by Nguy-Robertson, Anthony L. January: 8, January: 11
Book review: Land Remote Sensing and Global Environmental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS by Ramachan-dran, Bhaskar. Reviewed by Nguy-Rob-ertson, Anthony L. January: 8
Modified Gaussian model (MGM)Comparing the Performance of Empirical,
Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pigments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
“Moore Neighbor Tracing” algorithmAerial Image Mosaicking with the Aid of
Vector Roads. Dongliang Wang, You-chuan Wan, Jianhua Xiao, Xudong Lai, Wenli Huang, and Jingzhong Xu. No-vember: 1141–1150
Morphology-based building detection algorithmDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Mountainous regionsAutomatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. Hao Deng, Liqiang Zhang, Jingtao Ma, Liang Zhang, and Dong Chen. Novem-ber: 1175–1185
MrSID® image compression technologyLIZARDTECH ANNIVERSARY: Celebrat-
ing 20 Years of Image Compression with
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Subject IndexMrSID. Kevin P. Corbley. September: 909–911
Multi-directional ground filtering (MGF) algorithmDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Multiple endmember spectral mixture analysis (MESMA)A Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
Multi-resolution segmentation algorithmA Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to
Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. Hengjian Tong, Travis Maxwell, Yun Zhang, and Vivek Dey. October: 1029–1044
Multispectral sensorsBook review: Land Remote Sensing and
Global Environmental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS by Ramachan-dran, Bhaskar, Justice, Christopher O., and Abrams, Michael J. Reviewed by Nguy-Robertson, Anthony L. January: 8, January: 11
Multi-temporal Hyperion satellite imageryA Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-
poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. Ra-manathan Sugumaran and Justin Thomas. December: 1253–1260
Multi-temporal medium-resolution imageryMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
MyanmarDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial
Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
NNASABook review: Land Remote Sensing and
Global Environmental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS by Ramachan-dran, Bhaskar, Justice, Christopher O., and Abrams, Michael J. Reviewed by Nguy-Robertson, Anthony L. January: 8, January: 11
National Coastal Wetlands Inventory (NCWI)An Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
National Land Cover Database (NLCD)Generation of a U.S. National Urban Land-
Use Product. James A. Falcone and Col-lin G. Homer. October: 1057–1068
Modeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A Pilot Study. John W. Coulston, Gretchen G. Moisen, Barry T. Wilson, Mark V. Finco, Warren B. Cohen, and C. Kenneth Brewer. July: 715–727
National urban land-use mapsGeneration of a U.S. National Urban Land-
Use Product. James A. Falcone and Col-lin G. Homer. October: 1057–1068
Natura 2000Objects-based Image Analysis for Mapping
Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. Ana Hernando, Lara A. Ar-royo, Javier Velázquez, Rosario Tejera. September: 991–999
Nearest neighbor classifierIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Neuro-fuzzy approachMapping Individual Tree Species in an
Urban Forest Using Airborne Lidar Data and Hyperspectral Imagery. Cai-yun Zhang and Fang Qiu. October: 1079–1087
Nighttime waterMapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS
Observations Using Support Vector Machines. Rui Zhang, Donglian Sun, Yunyue Yu, and Mitchell D. Goldberg. November: 1151–1161
Noisy field spectra measurementAn Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI)Building Detection in Complex Scenes
Thorough Effective Separation of Build-ings from Trees. Mohammad Awrangjeb, Chunsun Zhang, and Clive S. Fraser. July: 729–745
Determining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GL-DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Integrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Seasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. Priyakant Sinha, Lalit Kumar, and Nick Reid. March: 271–280
Three Decades of War and Food Insecu-rity in Iraq. Glen R. Gibson, James B. Campbell, Randolph H. Wynne. August: 885–895
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Subject IndexNormalized digital surface model (NDSM) — Lidar-derivedUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
NorwayA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Numerical modelingIntegrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
OObituariesIn Memoriam: Alfred Otto Quinn. Septem-
ber: 917In Memoriam: Dr. Robert Charles Weih, Jr.
September: 917, December: 1207In Memoriam: Edmond S. Massie, Jr. April:
298In Memoriam: George Zarzycki. August: 787
Object-based image analysis (OBIA)Objects-based Image Analysis for Mapping
Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. Ana Hernando, Lara A. Ar-royo, Javier Velázquez, Rosario Tejera. September: 991–999
Object-oriented image analysisIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Object-oriented land-use classificationDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Object recognition algorithmA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Occlusion-free navigation — InteractiveAutomatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. Hao Deng, Liqiang Zhang, Jingtao Ma, Liang Zhang, and Dong Chen. Novem-ber: 1175–1185
Octree-based indexingEvaluating the Benefits of Octree-based
Indexing for Lidar Data. Abu Saleh Mo-hammad Mosa, Bianca Schön, Michela Bertolotto, and Debra F. Laefer. Septem-ber: 927–934
Octree data structureAn Efficient Point Cloud Management
Method Based on a 3D R-Tree. Jun Gong, Qing Zhu, Ruofei Zhong, Yeting Zhang, and Xiao Xie. April: 373–381
Oil mapping algorithmOperational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-
tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
Oil spill responseExpanding the Utility of Remote Sens-
ing Data for Oil Spill Response. Jan Svejkovsky and Mark Hess. October: 1011–1014
Operational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
One-by-one (OBO) classification frame-workA Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
OntarioAutomated Delineation of Individual Tree
Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. Linhai Jing, Baoxin Hu, Jili Li, and Thomas Noland. December: 1275–1284
Optical satellite dataAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model
Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Optimization techniqueIntegrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
Oracle Extensible Indexing Framework (OEIF)Evaluating the Benefits of Octree-based
Indexing for Lidar Data. Abu Saleh Mo-hammad Mosa, Bianca Schön, Michela Bertolotto, and Debra F. Laefer. Septem-ber: 927–934
Orinoco River basinAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Orthographic projection — ScaledNetwork Orientation Using the Scaled Or-
thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
Orthorectified imageryGeopositioning Accuracy Assessment of
GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. Manuel A. Aguilar, Fer-nando J. Aguilar, María del Mar Saldaña, and Ismael Fernández. March: 247–257
Urban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Outlier detectionRegistration of Multisource Satellite Im-
ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Outlier-removal techniquesAutomated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
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Pan-sharpeningIdentification of Waste Tires Using High-
Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
Parameter estimationAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Calibration and Kinematic Analysis of the Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
Cell-based Automatic Deformation Com-putation by Analyzing Terrestrial Lidar Point Clouds. Jing Wu, Pierre-Yves Gilliéron, and Bertrand Merminod. April: 317–329
Comparing the Performance of Empiri-cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Determination of Optimum Classifier and Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
Development and Assessment of a Digital Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
Integrated Global Navigation Satellite System (iGNSS) QoS Prediction. Duang-duen Roongpiboonsopit and Hassan A. Karimi. February: 139–149
Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge, Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Network Orientation Using the Scaled Or-thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
A Piecewise Catenary Curve Model Grow-ing for 3D Power Line Reconstruction. Yoonseok Jwa and Gunho Sohn. Decem-ber: 1227–1240
A Webcam-based Photogrammetric System
for the Measurement of Facial Land-marks on Newborns. Bruce King. De-cember: 1285–1294
Parameter estimation — PolarimetricIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Pareto boundary (PB)Accuracy Assessment of Burned Area Prod-
ucts in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Pauli decompositionIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Percent elevation index (PEI)Application of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Percentile height statisticsAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Phenology-based classification (PBC) ap-proachPhenology-based Crop Classification Al-
gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Photon counting lidarMapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah.
July: 664–665
Phycocyanin (PC)Comparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-
ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Physics-based modelsIntegrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
Physiological Principles Predicting Growth (3-PG) modelImproving Forest Growth Estimates Using a
Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Picea abiesA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Point cloudsAn Efficient Point Cloud Management
Method Based on a 3D R-Tree. Jun Gong, Qing Zhu, Ruofei Zhong, Yeting Zhang, and Xiao Xie. April: 373–381
Assessment of Available Rangeland Woody Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Laser Scanning in Heritage Documentation: The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. Heinz Rüther, Roshan Bhurtha, Christoph Held, Ralph Schröder, and Stephen Wessels. April: 309–316
A New Method for Segmenting Individual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Wenkai Li, Qinghua Guo, Marek K. Jakubowski, and Maggi Kelly. January: 75–84
Point clouds — MobileAutomated Extraction of Road Markings
from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. Bish-eng Yang, Lina Fang, Qingquan Li, and Jonathan Li. April: 331–338
Point Data Record Formats (PDRF)The LAS 1.4 Specification. Lewis Graham.
February: 93–102
Point filteringAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas
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Subject IndexKrauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Point splittingAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Polarimetric decompositionIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Polarimetric SAR (POLSAR) dataIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Polynomial approximationA Flexible Mathematical Method for Cam-
era Calibration in Digital Aerial Photo-grammetry. Rongfu Tang, Dieter Fritsch, Michael Cramer, and Werner Schneider. October: 1069–1077
Population estimation studiesGeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology
for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
Position and orientation system (POS) integrated BBABundle Block Adjustment of Weakly Con-
nected Aerial Imagery. Yongjun Zhang, Xiaodong Xiong, Xiang Shen, and Zheng Ji. September: 983–988
Positioning qualityIntegrated Global Navigation Satellite
System (iGNSS) QoS Prediction. Duang-duen Roongpiboonsopit and Hassan A. Karimi. February: 139–149
Power line model — Three-dimensional A Piecewise Catenary Curve Model Grow-
ing for 3D Power Line Reconstruction.
Yoonseok Jwa and Gunho Sohn. Decem-ber: 1227–1240
Principal component analysis (PCA)Elevation, Latitude/Longitude Decorrela-
tion Stretch of Multitemporal LST Im-agery. George Ch. Miliaresis. February: 151–160
Estimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI) of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
Seasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. Priyakant Sinha, Lalit Kumar, and Nick Reid. March: 271–280
QQuadratic b-splinesComputing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours
on Triangulated Meshes. Yurai Núñez-Rodríguez, Michael A. Johnson, Igor Raskin, and Jesse L. Thé. July: 703–714
Quality control — Semi-automaticSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
Quality of service (QoS) predictionIntegrated Global Navigation Satellite
System (iGNSS) QoS Prediction. Duang-duen Roongpiboonsopit and Hassan A. Karimi. February: 139–149
QuickBird — ApplicationsIntegrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet
Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Registration of Multisource Satellite Im-ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
QuickBird — ImageryIdentification of Waste Tires Using High-
Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
Objects-based Image Analysis for Mapping Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. Ana Hernando, Lara A. Ar-royo, Javier Velázquez, Rosario Tejera. September: 991–999
A Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. Hengjian Tong, Travis Maxwell, Yun Zhang, and Vivek Dey. October: 1029–1044
RRadar dataAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
RADARSAT-2Integration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. Zhixin Qi, Anthony G.O. Yeh, Xia Li, and Zheng Lin. February: 169–181
Rainfall conditionsSeasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-
sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. Priyakant Sinha, Lalit Kumar, and Nick Reid. March: 271–280
Random Forest (RF) modeling techniqueIncorporating the Downscaled Landsat
TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
Mapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. Elodie Vintrou, Mamy Soumaré, Simon Bernard, Agnès Bégué, Christian Baron, and Danny Lo Seen. August: 839–848
Modeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A Pilot Study. John W. Coulston, Gretchen G. Moisen, Barry T. Wilson, Mark V. Finco, Warren B. Cohen, and C. Kenneth Brewer. July: 715–727
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Subject IndexRangelandsAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
RANSAC (Random Sample Consensus) algorithmRegistration of Multisource Satellite Im-
ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Raster data transformationError Propagation in Raster Data Integra-
tion: Impacts on Landscape Composition and Configuration. Zachary J. Christman and John Rogan. June: 617–624
Rational polynomial coefficient (RPC) modelAutomated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
Rayleigh scatteringA Variational Gradient-based Fusion
Method for Visible and SWIR Imagery. Huifang Li, Liangpei Zhang, Huanfeng Shen, and Pingxiang Li. September: 947–958
ReclamationIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Reflectance spectraAn Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
A Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
Regional monitoringTopographic Corrections of Satellite Data
for Regional Monitoring. Sarah C. Gos-lee. September: 973–981
Regression analysisModeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS
and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Topographic Corrections of Satellite Data for Regional Monitoring. Sarah C. Gos-lee. September: 973–981
Regression analysis — LinearApplication of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Elevation, Latitude/Longitude Decorrela-tion Stretch of Multitemporal LST Im-agery. George Ch. Miliaresis. February: 151–160
Regression modelsAn Empirical Model-based Method for Signal
Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spec-troradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Assessment of Available Rangeland Woody Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Regression models — LinearElevation, Latitude/Longitude Decorrela-
tion Stretch of Multitemporal LST Im-agery. George Ch. Miliaresis. February: 151–160
A Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. Ra-manathan Sugumaran and Justin Thomas. December: 1253–1260
Regression models — MultipleEstimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI)
of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge, Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Relative edge cross correlation (RECC)Automated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. Jaehong Oh, Changno Lee, Yangdam Eo, and James Bethel. October: 1045–1056
Relief-corrected multispectral aerial imageryUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Relief displacement measurementUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Remote sensingBook review: Advances in Environmental
Remote Sensing: Sensors, Algorithms, and Applications by Weng, Qihao. Re-viewed by Patias, Petros. February: 104
Book review: Image Registration for Re-mote Sensing by Le Moigne, Jacqueline, Netanyahu, Nathan S. and Eastman, Roger D. Reviewed by Jin, Xiaoying.March: 195-196
Book review: Image Registration for Re-mote Sensing by Moigne, Jacqueline Le, Netanyahu, Nathan S. and Eastman, Roger D. Reviewed by Jin, Xiaoying. March: 195–196
Book review: Introduction to Remote Sens-ing, 5th Edition by Campbell, James B. and Wynne, Randolph H. Reviewed by Congalton, Russel G. June: 549
Book review: Remote Sensing and Global Environmental Change, First Edition by Purkis, Samuel J. and Klemas, V. Re-viewed by Zourarakis, Demetrio P. Octo-ber: 1017, October: 1019
Book review: Remote Sensing of Glaciers: Techniques for Topographic, Spatial and Thematic Mapping of Glaciers by Pellik-ka, P.K.E. and Rees, W.G. Reviewed by Gens, Rudiger. January: 7, January: 10
Book review: Remote Sensing of Urban and Suburban Areas by Rashed, Tarek and Jürgens, Carsten. Reviewed by Lodhi, Mahtab A. April: 294–295
Book review: Why ‘Where’ Matters: Under-standing and Profiting from GPS, GIS, and Remote Sensing by Ryerson, Robert A. and Aronoff, Stanley. Reviewed by Buenemann, Michaela. July: 666–667
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Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 31
Subject Indexspatial Technologies Training in U.S. and Canadian Colleges and Universities. Steven A. Sader and Thomas Mueller. December: 1193–1198
Remote sensing — ApplicationsAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Assessing Future Risks to Agricultural Productivity, Water Resources and Food Security: How Can Remote Sensing Help? Prasad S. Thenkabail, Jerry W. Knox, Mutlu Ozdogan, Murali Krishna Gumma, Russell G. Congalton, Zhuoting Wu, Cristina Milesi, Alex Finkral, Mike Marshall, Isabella Mariotto, Songcai You, Chandra Giri, and Pamela Nagler. August: 773–782
Comparing the Performance of Empiri-cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Detect Residential Buildings from Lidar and Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
A Framework for Supervised Image Clas-sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
Improving Forest Growth Estimates Using a Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
Integrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
Integrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge,
Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Mapping Individual Tree Species in an Urban Forest Using Airborne Lidar Data and Hyperspectral Imagery. Cai-yun Zhang and Fang Qiu. October: 1079–1087
Spatial Resolution Imagery Requirements for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Remote sensing dataBook review: Land Remote Sensing and
Global Environmental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS by Ramachan-dran, Bhaskar, Justice, Christopher O., and Abrams, Michael J. Reviewed by Nguy-Robertson, Anthony L. January: 8, January: 11
Determining Irrigated Areas and Quanti-fying Blue Water Use in Europe Us-ing Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Generation (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GL-DAS) Data. Mireia Romaguera, Maarten S. Krol, Mhd. Suhyb Salama, Arjen Y. Hoekstra, and Zhongbo Su. August: 861–873
Expanding the Utility of Remote Sens-ing Data for Oil Spill Response. Jan Svejkovsky and Mark Hess. October: 1011–1014
Research and development (R&D)Laser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. Heinz Rüther, Roshan Bhurtha, Christoph Held, Ralph Schröder, and Stephen Wessels. April: 309–316
Report on the 32nd Asian Conference on Remote Sensing. Sally E. Goldin. March: 203
Residential building damageDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Residential structuresSpatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael
E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) modelIntegration of Remote Sensing and GIS for
Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge, Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Riparian Buffer Delineation Model (RBDM)Modeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS
and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Riparian zones/riparian area delineationModeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS
and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Risk assessmentAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural
Productivity, Water Resources and Food Security: How Can Remote Sensing Help? Prasad S. Thenkabail, Jerry W. Knox, Mutlu Ozdogan, Murali Krishna Gumma, Russell G. Congalton, Zhuoting Wu, Cristina Milesi, Alex Finkral, Mike Marshall, Isabella Mariotto, Songcai You, Chandra Giri, and Pamela Nagler. August: 773–782
Road mapsDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Road markingsAutomated Extraction of Road Markings
from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. Bish-eng Yang, Lina Fang, Qingquan Li, and Jonathan Li. April: 331–338
Rock delineation algorithmTerrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating
In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
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Subject IndexRocks — In-streamTerrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating
In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
R-Tree data structureAn Efficient Point Cloud Management
Method Based on a 3D R-Tree. Jun Gong, Qing Zhu, Ruofei Zhong, Yeting Zhang, and Xiao Xie. April: 373–381
r-tree indexEvaluating the Benefits of Octree-based
Indexing for Lidar Data. Abu Saleh Mo-hammad Mosa, Bianca Schön, Michela Bertolotto, and Debra F. Laefer. Septem-ber: 927–934
Rule-based procedureBuilding Detection in Complex Scenes
Thorough Effective Separation of Build-ings from Trees. Mohammad Awrangjeb, Chunsun Zhang, and Clive S. Fraser. July: 729–745
SSagebrush coverA Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
Satellite data processingAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Satellite imageryGeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology
for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. Erika Upegui and Jean-François Viel. July: 693–702
Topographic Corrections of Satellite Data for Regional Monitoring. Sarah C. Gos-lee. September: 973–981
Satellite imagery — MultisourceRegistration of Multisource Satellite Im-
ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi
Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Savanna ecosystemAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area Prod-
ucts in the Orinoco Basin. Jesús A. Anaya and Emilio Chuvieco. January: 53–60
Scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT) algorithmAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. You Kyung Han, Young Gi Byun, Jae Wan Choi, Dong Yeob Han, and Yong Il Kim. March: 211–221
Registration of Multisource Satellite Im-ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Scanner calibrationCalibration and Kinematic Analysis of the
Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
SeaDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
Seafloor classification — Semi-automatedNeuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Seamline networksAerial Image Mosaicking with the Aid of
Vector Roads. Dongliang Wang, You-chuan Wan, Jianhua Xiao, Xudong Lai, Wenli Huang, and Jingzhong Xu. No-vember: 1141–1150
Seasonal spectral variabilitySeasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-
sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. Priyakant Sinha, Lalit Kumar, and Nick Reid. March: 271–280
Selective variance reduction (SVR)Elevation, Latitude/Longitude Decorrelation
Stretch of Multitemporal LST Imagery. George Ch. Miliaresis. February: 151–160
Semi-arid sagebrush regionsA Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-
member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
Semi-empirical algorithmsComparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Sensitivity analysisModeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS
and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Neuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
Sensor model parametersAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
Sensor modelsGeopositioning Accuracy Assessment of
GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. Manuel A. Aguilar, Fer-nando J. Aguilar, María del Mar Saldaña, and Ismael Fernández. March: 247–257
Sensor orientationGeopositioning Accuracy Assessment of
GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. Manuel A. Aguilar, Fer-nando J. Aguilar, María del Mar Saldaña, and Ismael Fernández. March: 247–257
Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. Au-gust: 784
SG4 jig photogrammetryPhotogrammetric Monitoring of the Con-
struction of a Solar Energy Dish Con-centrator. M. R. Shortis and G. Burgess. May: 519–527
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 33
Subject IndexShape-matching methodA Shape-matching Cropping Index (CI)
Mapping Method to Determine Agricul-tural Cropland Intensities in China using MODIS Time-series Data. Jianhong Liu, Wenquan Zhu, and Xuefeng Cui. August: 829–837
Short-wave infrared (SWIR) imageryA Variational Gradient-based Fusion
Method for Visible and SWIR Imagery. Huifang Li, Liangpei Zhang, Huanfeng Shen, and Pingxiang Li. September: 947–958
Shortwave infrared (SWIR) water absorp-tionAn Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Shuttle Radar Topography Mission eleva-tion model (SRTM V4)A Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER
GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. Mariano Moreno-de las Heras, Patricia M. Saco, and Garry R. Willgoose. July: 757–766
Side-scan sonar backscatter imageryNeuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Sierra LeoneGrids & Datums column: Republic of Sierra
Leone. Clifford J. Mugnier. February: 103
Sierra Nevada MountainsA New Method for Segmenting Individ-
ual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Wenkai Li, Qinghua Guo, Marek K. Jakubowski, and Maggi Kelly. January: 75–84
Sigmoid model (SIGM)An Empirical Model-based Method for Signal
Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spec-troradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Signal echo digitizingMapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. Feb-
ruary: 105–108
Signal propagation modelsIntegrated Global Navigation Satellite
System (iGNSS) QoS Prediction. Duang-duen Roongpiboonsopit and Hassan A. Karimi. February: 139–149
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR)An Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Simple band ratio algorithmsComparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Simplified remote sensing of evapotranspi-ration (S-RESET) modelEstimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use
through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Shai Kaplan and Soe W. Myint. August: 849–859
Simulated annealing (SA)Determination of Optimum Classifier and
Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
Single-imagery studiesMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
Small footprint discrete return airborne lidar point cloudA New Method for Segmenting Individ-
ual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Wenkai Li, Qinghua Guo, Marek K. Jakubowski, and Maggi Kelly. January: 75–84
SoftwaresAn Era of Epochs. Karen Richardson. Sep-
tember: 905–908
Development and Assessment of a Digital Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
Soil erosionIntegration of Remote Sensing and GIS for
Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge, Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Soil moisture modelingApplication of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Solar energy dish concentratorPhotogrammetric Monitoring of the Con-
struction of a Solar Energy Dish Con-centrator. M. R. Shortis and G. Burgess. May: 519–527
South AfricaGrids & Datums Column: Republic of South
Africa. Clifford J. Mugnier. September: 912–914
Southern IndiaMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. Elizabeth Heller, Jeanine M. Rhemtulla, Sharachchandra Lele, Margaret Kalacska, Shrinivas Ba-diger, Raja Sengupta, and Navin Raman-kutty. August: 815–827
SpainIncorporating the Downscaled Landsat
TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
Spatial analysisImproving Forest Growth Estimates Using a
Bayesian Network Approach. Yaseen T. Mustafa, Alfred Stein, Valentyn A. Tol-pekin, and Patrick E. Van Laake. Janu-ary: 45–51
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Subject IndexSpatial Database Management System (SDBMS)Evaluating the Benefits of Octree-based
Indexing for Lidar Data. Abu Saleh Mo-hammad Mosa, Bianca Schön, Michela Bertolotto, and Debra F. Laefer. Septem-ber: 927–934
Spatial distanceAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. You Kyung Han, Young Gi Byun, Jae Wan Choi, Dong Yeob Han, and Yong Il Kim. March: 211–221
Spatial distributionElevation, Latitude/Longitude Decorrela-
tion Stretch of Multitemporal LST Im-agery. George Ch. Miliaresis. February: 151–160
Spatial enhancementA Variational Gradient-based Fusion
Method for Visible and SWIR Imagery. Huifang Li, Liangpei Zhang, Huanfeng Shen, and Pingxiang Li. September: 947–958
Spatial informationAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Tree Topology Representation from TLS Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. Anita Schilling, Anja Schmidt, and Hans-Gerd Maas. April: 383–392
Spatial resolutionIncorporating the Downscaled Landsat
TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
Integrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Spatial resolution imagerySpatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael
E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Spatial statisticsBook review: Spatial Statistics: Geospatial
Information Modeling and Thematic Mapping by Mohammed A. Kalkhan. Reviewed by Kar, Bandana. September: 915–916
Spectral indicesComparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. A.L. Nguy-Robertson, L. Li, L. Tedesco, J. Wilson, and E. Soyeux. May: 485–494
Estimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI) of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
Spectral informationUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Spectral mixture analysis (SMA)A Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
Sperm whalesDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. Abraham Grow-cott, Pascal Sirguey, and Stephen M. Dawson. March: 237–246
“Split-detect-merge” procedureCell-based Automatic Deformation Com-
putation by Analyzing Terrestrial Lidar Point Clouds. Jing Wu, Pierre-Yves Gilliéron, and Bertrand Merminod. April: 317–329
SPOT-5 sensorRegistration of Multisource Satellite Im-
ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Spruce plantationA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Stochastic constrained non-linear adjust-ment method A Piecewise Catenary Curve Model Grow-
ing for 3D Power Line Reconstruction. Yoonseok Jwa and Gunho Sohn. Decem-ber: 1227–1240
Structure damage — ResidentialSpatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. Sarah E. Battersby, Michael E. Hodgson, and Jiayu Wang. June: 625–635
Sudano-Sahelian environmentMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. Elodie Vintrou, Mamy Soumaré, Simon Bernard, Agnès Bégué, Christian Baron, and Danny Lo Seen. August: 839–848
Supervised approachA Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to
Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. Hengjian Tong, Travis Maxwell, Yun Zhang, and Vivek Dey. October: 1029–1044
Support vector machines (SVM)Determination of Optimum Classifier and
Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. Farhad Sa-madzadegan, Hadiseh Hasani, and Toni Schenk. December: 1261–1273
Mapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS Observations Using Support Vector Machines. Rui Zhang, Donglian Sun, Yunyue Yu, and Mitchell D. Goldberg. November: 1151–1161
Surface reconstructionLaser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. Heinz Rüther, Roshan Bhurtha, Christoph Held, Ralph Schröder, and Stephen Wessels. April: 309–316
Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagingOperational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-
tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 35
Subject IndexResponse: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
Registration of Multisource Satellite Im-ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Synthetic image networkNetwork Orientation Using the Scaled Or-
thographic Projection for Parameter Ini-tialization. Keith F. Blonquist and Robert T. Pack. May: 505–517
TTasseled cap greenness/brightness index (TC G/B)Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Tasseled Cap (TC) transformationSeasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-
sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. Priyakant Sinha, Lalit Kumar, and Nick Reid. March: 271–280
Technical certification. See CertificationTechnical innovationMapping Western China at a Scale of
1:50,000. Jixian Zhang, Qin Yan, Wen-han Xie. April: 289–292
Terrain indicesApplication of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Terrain modelsAutomatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. Hao Deng, Liqiang Zhang, Jingtao Ma, Liang Zhang, and Dong Chen. Novem-ber: 1175–1185
Terrestrial laser scanner (TLS)Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating
In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
Tree Topology Representation from TLS Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. Anita Schilling, Anja Schmidt, and Hans-Gerd Maas. April: 383–392
Terrestrial monitoring and mappingDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
Texture metricsMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. Elodie Vintrou, Mamy Soumaré, Simon Bernard, Agnès Bégué, Christian Baron, and Danny Lo Seen. August: 839–848
TexturingLaser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. Heinz Rüther, Roshan Bhurtha, Christoph Held, Ralph Schröder, and Stephen Wessels. April: 309–316
Thermal imageryExpanding the Utility of Remote Sens-
ing Data for Oil Spill Response. Jan Svejkovsky and Mark Hess. October: 1011–1014
Operational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Jan Svejkovsky, William Lehr, Judd Muskat, George Graettinger, and Joseph Mullin. October: 1089–1102
Thin-plate spline interpolationRegistration of Multisource Satellite Im-
ages by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reliable Conjugate Points. Joz Wu, Chi Chang, Hsien-Yu Tsai, and Ming-Che Liu. June: 583–593
Three-dimensional dataAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Breaklines and Lidar Data. Lewis Graham. March: 189–191
Evaluating the Benefits of Octree-based Indexing for Lidar Data. Abu Saleh Mo-hammad Mosa, Bianca Schön, Michela Bertolotto, and Debra F. Laefer. Septem-ber: 927–934
Integrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. Nima Pahlevan, Alfred J. Garrett, Aaron D. Gerace, and John R. Schott. Novem-ber: 1163–1174
Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. No-vember: 1117
A Piecewise Catenary Curve Model Grow-ing for 3D Power Line Reconstruction. Yoonseok Jwa and Gunho Sohn. Decem-ber: 1227–1240
Time-series dataApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
A Shape-matching Cropping Index (CI) Mapping Method to Determine Agricul-tural Cropland Intensities in China using MODIS Time-series Data. Jianhong Liu, Wenquan Zhu, and Xuefeng Cui. August: 829–837
TIR (Thermal Infrared) bandIncorporating the Downscaled Landsat
TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
Tire Identification from Reflectance (TIRe) modelIdentification of Waste Tires Using High-
Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
Topographic correction methodsTopographic Corrections of Satellite Data
for Regional Monitoring. Sarah C. Gos-lee. September: 973–981
Topographic geo-spatial dataSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-
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Subject Indexler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
Topographic mappingBundle Block Adjustment of Weakly Con-
nected Aerial Imagery. Yongjun Zhang, Xiaodong Xiong, Xiang Shen, and Zheng Ji. September: 983–988
Topographic wetness index (TWI)Application of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. Florence Mar-garet Southee, Paul M. Treitz, and Neal A. Scott. December: 1241–1251
Total station (TS) surveyingTerrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating
In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
Training sample problems — IncompleteA Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Sam-ples. Qinghua Guo, Wenkai Li, Desheng Liu, and Jin Chen. June: 595–604
Trajectories — Mined-landIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Trajectory-based methodsIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
TreeAn Empirical Model-based Method for Signal
Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spec-troradiometry. Chinsu Lin, Khongor Tsogt, and Chein-I Chang. February: 119–127
Assessment of Available Rangeland Woody Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
Building Detection in Complex Scenes Thorough Effective Separation of Build-ings from Trees. Mohammad Awrangjeb,
Chunsun Zhang, and Clive S. Fraser. July: 729–745
Estimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI) of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
Tree Topology Representation from TLS Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. Anita Schilling, Anja Schmidt, and Hans-Gerd Maas. April: 383–392
Tree cover mapping — UrbanUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
Tree crown delineationAutomated Delineation of Individual Tree
Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. Linhai Jing, Baoxin Hu, Jili Li, and Thomas Noland. December: 1275–1284
A Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. Jonathan P. Resop, Jessica L. Kozarek, and W. Cully Hession. April: 363–371
Tree reflectance spectraEstimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI)
of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
Tree segmentation — IndividualA New Method for Segmenting Individ-
ual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Wenkai Li, Qinghua Guo, Marek K. Jakubowski, and Maggi Kelly. January: 75–84
Treetop-based species identificationMapping Individual Tree Species in an
Urban Forest Using Airborne Lidar Data and Hyperspectral Imagery. Cai-yun Zhang and Fang Qiu. October: 1079–1087
Triangle partitioning algorithmComputing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours
on Triangulated Meshes. Yurai Núñez-Rodríguez, Michael A. Johnson, Igor Raskin, and Jesse L. Thé. July: 703–714
Triangulated irregular networks (TINs)Computing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours
on Triangulated Meshes. Yurai Núñez-Rodríguez, Michael A. Johnson, Igor Raskin, and Jesse L. Thé. July: 703–714
Integrated Global Navigation Satellite System (iGNSS) QoS Prediction. Duang-duen Roongpiboonsopit and Hassan A. Karimi. February: 139–149
TurkmenistanGrids & Datums Column: Turkmenistan.
Clifford J. Mugnier. December: 1209
UUgandaGrids & Datums Column: Republic of
Uganda. Clifford J. Mugnier. August: 783, August: 786
United StatesEstimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI)
of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
Generation of a U.S. National Urban Land-Use Product. James A. Falcone and Col-lin G. Homer. October: 1057–1068
Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Modeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A Pilot Study. John W. Coulston, Gretchen G. Moisen, Barry T. Wilson, Mark V. Finco, Warren B. Cohen, and C. Kenneth Brewer. July: 715–727
2009-2012 National Report. Roberta Lenc-zowski. July: 656–660
2011 Survey on Remote Sensing and Geo-spatial Technologies Training in U.S. and Canadian Colleges and Universities. Steven A. Sader and Thomas Mueller. December: 1193–1198
Topographic Corrections of Satellite Data for Regional Monitoring. Sarah C. Gos-lee. September: 973–981
United States — Mexico borderIdentification of Waste Tires Using High-
Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
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Subject IndexUrban areasBook review: Remote Sensing of Urban and
Suburban Areas by Rashed, Tarek and Jürgens, Carsten. Reviewed by Lodhi, Mahtab A. April: 294–295
Estimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI) of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. Ryan R. Jensen, Perry J. Hardin, and Andrew J. Hardin. May: 495–504
A Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-bile Lidar Data. Ruisheng Wang, Frank P. Ferrie, and Jane Macfarlane. Novem-ber: 1129–1140
Urban forest mappingMapping Individual Tree Species in an
Urban Forest Using Airborne Lidar Data and Hyperspectral Imagery. Cai-yun Zhang and Fang Qiu. October: 1079–1087
Urban land-use classificationDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar and
Aerial Photographs through Object-Ori-ented Land-Use Classification. Xuelian Meng, Nate Currit, Le Wang, and Xiao-jun Yang. January: 35–44
Generation of a U.S. National Urban Land-Use Product. James A. Falcone and Col-lin G. Homer. October: 1057–1068
Urban tree cover mappingUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. Brad Lehrbass and Jinfei Wang. May: 473–484
VVariable Length Record (VLR)The LAS 1.4 Specification. Lewis Graham.
February: 93–102
Variational gradient-based fusion methodA Variational Gradient-based Fusion
Method for Visible and SWIR Imagery. Huifang Li, Liangpei Zhang, Huanfeng Shen, and Pingxiang Li. September: 947–958
Vector road-based methodAerial Image Mosaicking with the Aid of
Vector Roads. Dongliang Wang, You-chuan Wan, Jianhua Xiao, Xudong Lai, Wenli Huang, and Jingzhong Xu. No-vember: 1141–1150
VegetationApplication of Time Series Landsat Im-
ages to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dynamic Change. Dengsheng Lu, Scott Hetrick, Emilio Moran, and Guiying Li. July: 747–755
Book review: Hyperspectral Remote Sens-ing of Vegetation by Thenkabail, Prasad S., Lyon, John G., and Huete, Alfredo. Reviewed by Du, Qian. November: 1119
A Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat TM Thermal Band in Land-cover Clas-sification using Random Forest. V.F. Rodríguez-Galiano, B. Ghimire, E. Par-do-Igúzquiza, M. Chica-Olmo, and R.G. Congalton. February: 129–137
Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. Jianqin Huang, Dengsheng Lu, Jin Li, Jiasen Wu, Shi-quan Chen, Weiming Zhao, Hongli Ge, Xingzhao Huang, and Xiaojie Yan. Sep-tember: 935–946
Modeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS and Flood Height Data. Sinan A. Abood, Ann L. Maclean, and Lacey A. Mason. March: 259–269
Vegetation coverTopographic Corrections of Satellite Data
for Regional Monitoring. Sarah C. Gos-lee. September: 973–981
Vegetation disturbance and regrowthIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Vegetation indices (VI)Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. Susmita Sen, Carl E. Zipper, Randolph H. Wynne, and Patricia F. Donovan. March: 223–235
Topographic Corrections of Satellite Data for Regional Monitoring. Sarah C. Gos-lee. September: 973–981
Vegetation patternsIntegrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet
Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Velodyne HDL- 64E S2 scanning lidar systemCalibration and Kinematic Analysis of the
Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. Craig Glennie. April: 339–347
Very high-resolution (VHR) sensorsAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. Rupert Müller, Thomas Krauß, Mathias Schneider, and Peter Re-inartz. January: 61–74
VietnamDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Dem-onstration for Agricultural Cropland Mapping in Asia. An Ngoc Van, Kyaw Sann Oo, and Wataru Takeuchi. August: 875–884
Visible imageryA Variational Gradient-based Fusion
Method for Visible and SWIR Imagery. Huifang Li, Liangpei Zhang, Huanfeng Shen, and Pingxiang Li. September: 947–958
Visual analysisIdentification of Waste Tires Using High-
Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
Volcanic eruptionsNeuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
Lava Flow Morphology. J. Timothy Mc-Clinton, Scott M. White, and John M. Sinton. June: 605–616
Voxel space analysisTree Topology Representation from TLS
Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. Anita Schilling, Anja Schmidt, and Hans-Gerd Maas. April: 383–392
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Subject IndexW
WarThree Decades of War and Food Insecu-
rity in Iraq. Glen R. Gibson, James B. Campbell, Randolph H. Wynne. August: 885–895
Waste tire pilesIdentification of Waste Tires Using High-
Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. Becky Lauren Quinlan and Patricia G. Foschi. May: 463–471
Water qualityA Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-
poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. Ra-manathan Sugumaran and Justin Thomas. December: 1253–1260
Water resourcesAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural
Productivity, Water Resources and Food Security: How Can Remote Sensing Help? Prasad S. Thenkabail, Jerry W. Knox, Mutlu Ozdogan, Murali Krishna Gumma, Russell G. Congalton, Zhuoting Wu, Cristina Milesi, Alex Finkral, Mike Marshall, Isabella Mariotto, Songcai You, Chandra Giri, and Pamela Nagler. August: 773–782
Watershed segmentationA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. Colin J. Gleason and Jungho Im. July: 679–692
Water useEstimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use
through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Shai Kaplan and Soe W. Myint. August: 849–859
Forward: Global Croplands and their Water Use for Food Security in the Twenty-first Century. Prasad S. Thenkabail. August: 797–798
Phenology-based Crop Classification Al-gorithm and its Implications on Agri-cultural Water Use Assessments in Cali-fornia’s Central Valley. Liheng Zhong, Peng Gong, and Greg S. Biging. August: 799–813
Waveform dataThe LAS 1.4 Specification. Lewis Graham.
February: 93–102
Mapping Matters. Qassim A. Abdullah. Feb-ruary: 105–108
Wavelet analysisIntegrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet
Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Webcam-based photogrammetric systemA Webcam-based Photogrammetric System
for the Measurement of Facial Land-marks on Newborns. Bruce King. De-cember: 1285–1294
Web mappingBook review: Advances in Web-based GIS,
Mapping Services and Applications by Li, Songnian, Dragicevic, Suzana and Veenendall, Bert. Reviewed by Westmo-reland, Sally J. August: 785–786
Web services — Geo-enabledPE&RS October 2013 Special Issue Call for
Papers on. August: 789, October: 1068
Western Mapping ProjectMapping Western China at a Scale of
1:50,000. Jixian Zhang, Qin Yan, Wen-han Xie. April: 289–292
WetlandsAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. Beth R. Stein, Bao-juan Zheng, Ioannis Kokkinidis, Nilam Kayastha, Taylor Seigler, Kemal Gök-kaya, Ranjith Gopalakrishnan, Won Hoi Hwang. June: 537–547
Wide Dynamic Range Vegetation Index (WDRVI)Integrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet
Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Veg-etation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. Yuhong He, Anum Khan, and Amy Mui. February: 161–168
Window detectionA Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-
bile Lidar Data. Ruisheng Wang, Frank P. Ferrie, and Jane Macfarlane. Novem-ber: 1129–1140
WIPKA-QS (Wissensbasierter Photo-grammetrisch- Kartographischer Arbe-itsplatz zur Qualitätssicherung)Semi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. Petra Helmholz, Christian Becker, Uwe Breitkopf, Tor-
sten Büschenfeld, Andreas Busch, Carola Braun, Dietmar Grünreich, Sönke Mül-ler, Jörn Ostermann, Martin Pahl, Franz Rottensteiner, Karsten Vogt, Marcel Ziems, Christian Heipke. September: 959–972
Woody plantsAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. Nian-Wei Ku, Sorin C. Popescu, R. James Ansley, Humberto L. Perotto-Baldivieso, and Anthony M. Filippi. April: 349–361
YYellowstone National ParkA Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. Stacey Fairweather, Christo-pher Potter, Robert Crabtree, and Shuang Li. January: 23–33
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Author IndexA
Abdullah, Qassim A.Mapping Matters. February: 105–108, April:
296–297, July: 664–665, August: 784, November: 1117, December: 1211
Abood, Sinan A.Modeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS
and Flood Height Data. March: 259–269
Abuzar, MohammadBook review: Global Navigation Satellite
Systems: Insights into GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, Compass, and Others. May: 451–452
Aguilar, Fernando J.Geopositioning Accuracy Assessment of
GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. March: 247–257
Aguilar, Manuel A.Geopositioning Accuracy Assessment of
GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. March: 247–257
Anaya, Jesús A.Accuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. January: 53–60
Ansley, R. JamesAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. April: 349–361
Arroyo, Lara A.Objects-based Image Analysis for Mapping
Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. September: 991–999
Awrangjeb, MohammadBuilding Detection in Complex Scenes
Thorough Effective Separation of Build-ings from Trees. July: 729–745
BBadiger, ShrinivasMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. August: 815–827
Baron, ChristianMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. August: 839–848
Battersby, Sarah E.Spatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. June: 625–635
Becker, ChristianSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Bégué, AgnèsMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. August: 839–848
Bernard, SimonMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. August: 839–848
Bertolotto, MichelaEvaluating the Benefits of Octree-based
Indexing for Lidar Data. September: 927–934
Bethel, JamesAutomated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. October: 1045–1056
Bhurtha, RoshanLaser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. April: 309–316
Biging, Greg S.Phenology-based Crop Classification Algo-
rithm and its Implications on Agricultur-al Water Use Assessments in California’s Central Valley. August: 799–813
Blonquist, Keith F.Network Orientation Using the Scaled
Orthographic Projection for Parameter Initialization. May: 505–517
Braun, CarolaSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Breitkopf, UweSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Brewer, C. KennethModeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. July: 715–727
Buenemann, MichaelaBook review: Why ‘Where’ Matters: Under-
standing and Profiting from GPS, GIS, and Remote Sensing. July: 666–667
Burgess, G.Photogrammetric Monitoring of the Con-
struction of a Solar Energy Dish Concen-trator. May: 519–527
Busch, AndreasSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Büschenfeld, TorstenSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Byun, Young GiAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. March: 211–221
CCampbell, James B.Three Decades of War and Food Insecurity
in Iraq. August: 885–895
Chang, Chein-IAn Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. February: 119–127
Chang, ChiRegistration of Multisource Satellite Images
by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reli-able Conjugate Points. June: 583–593
Chen, DongAutomatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. November: 1175–1185
Chen, JinA Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Samples. June: 595–604
40 2012 Index Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing
Author IndexChen, ShiquanIntegration of Remote Sensing and GIS for
Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. September: 935–946
Chica-Olmo, M.Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat TM
Thermal Band in Land-cover Classifica-tion using Random Forest. February: 129–137
Choi, Jae WanAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. March: 211–221
Christman, Zachary J.Error Propagation in Raster Data Integra-
tion: Impacts on Landscape Composition and Configuration. June: 617–624
Chuvieco, EmilioAccuracy Assessment of Burned Area
Products in the Orinoco Basin. January: 53–60
Cohen, Warren B.Modeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. July: 715–727
Congalton, Russell G.Book review: Introduction to Remote Sens-
ing, 5th Edition. June: 549, June: 551Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat TM
Thermal Band in Land-cover Classifica-tion using Random Forest. February: 129–137
Congalton, Russell G.Assessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
Corbley, Kevin P.LIZARDTECH ANNIVERSARY: Celebrat-
ing 20 Years of Image Compression with MrSID. September: 909–911
Coulston, John W.Modeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. July: 715–727
Crabtree, RobertA Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. January: 23–33
Cramer, MichaelA Flexible Mathematical Method for Cam-
era Calibration in Digital Aerial Photo-grammetry. October: 1069–1077
Crosby, Michael K.Book review: Making Maps: A Visual Guide
to Map Design for GIS (Second Edition). May: 453
Cui, XuefengA Shape-matching Cropping Index (CI)
Mapping Method to Determine Agri-cultural Cropland Intensities in China using MODIS Time-series Data. August: 829–837
Currit, NateDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar
and Aerial Photographs through Object-Oriented Land-Use Classification. Janu-ary: 35–44
DDawson, Stephen M.Development and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. March: 237–246
Deng, HaoAutomatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. November: 1175–1185
Dey, VivekA Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to
Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. October: 1029–1044
Donovan, Patricia F.Identifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. March: 223–235
Du, QianBook review: Hyperspectral Remote Sens-
ing of Vegetation. November: 1119
EEo, YangdamAutomated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. October: 1045–1056
FFairweather, StaceyA Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. January: 23–33
Falcone, James A.Generation of a U.S. National Urban Land-
Use Product. October: 1057–1068
Fang, LinaAutomated Extraction of Road Markings
from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. April: 331–338
Fernández, IsmaelGeopositioning Accuracy Assessment of
GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. March: 247–257
Ferrie, Frank P.A Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-
bile Lidar Data. November: 1129–1140
Filippi, Anthony M.Assessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. April: 349–361
Finco, Mark V.Modeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. July: 715–727
Finkral, AlexAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
Foschi, Patricia G.Identification of Waste Tires Using High-
Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. May: 463–471
Fraser, Clive S.Building Detection in Complex Scenes
Thorough Effective Separation of Build-ings from Trees. July: 729–745
Fritsch, DieterA Flexible Mathematical Method for Cam-
era Calibration in Digital Aerial Photo-grammetry. October: 1069–1077
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Author IndexG
Garrett, Alfred J.Integrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. November: 1163–1174
Ge, HongliIntegration of Remote Sensing and GIS for
Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. September: 935–946
Gens, RudigerBook review: Remote Sensing of Glaciers:
Techniques for Topographic, Spatial and Thematic Mapping of Glaciers. January: 7, January: 10
Gerace, Aaron D.Integrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. November: 1163–1174
Ghimire, B.Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat TM
Thermal Band in Land-cover Classifica-tion using Random Forest. February: 129–137
Gibson, Glen R.Three Decades of War and Food Insecurity
in Iraq. August: 885–895
Gilliéron, Pierre-YvesCell-based Automatic Deformation Com-
putation by Analyzing Terrestrial Lidar Point Clouds. April: 317–329
Giri, ChandraAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
Gleason, Colin J.A Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. July: 679–692
Glennie, CraigCalibration and Kinematic Analysis of the
Velodyne HDL-64E S2 Lidar Sensor. April: 339–347
Gökkaya, KemalAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. June: 537–547
Goldberg, Mitchell D.Mapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS
Observations Using Support Vector Ma-chines. November: 1151–1161
Towards Operational Automatic Flood De-tection Using EOS/MODIS Data. June: 637–646
Goldin, Sally E.Report on the 32nd Asian Conference on
Remote Sensing. March: 201, March: 203
Gong, JunAn Efficient Point Cloud Management
Method Based on a 3D R-Tree. April: 373–381
Gong, PengPhenology-based Crop Classification Algo-
rithm and its Implications on Agricultur-al Water Use Assessments in California’s Central Valley. August: 799–813
Gopalakrishnan, RanjithAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. June: 537–547
Goslee, Sarah C.Topographic Corrections of Satellite Data
for Regional Monitoring. September: 973–981
Graettinger, GeorgeOperational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-
tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Oc-tober: 1089–1102
Graham, LewisBreaklines and Lidar Data. March: 189–191The LAS 1.4 Specification. February:
93–102
Growcott, AbrahamDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. March: 237–246
Grünreich, DietmarSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Gumma, Murali KrishnaAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
Guo, QinghuaA Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Samples. June: 595–604
A New Method for Segmenting Individual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Janu-ary: 75–84
HHan, Dong YeobAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. March: 211–221
Han, You KyungAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. March: 211–221
Hardin, Andrew J.Estimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI)
of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. May: 495–504
Hardin, Perry J.Estimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI)
of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. May: 495–504
Hasani, HadisehDetermination of Optimum Classifier and
Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. December: 1261–1273
Heipke, ChristianSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Held, ChristophLaser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. April: 309–316
Heller, ElizabethMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. August: 815–827
Helmholz, PetraSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
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Author IndexHernando, AnaObjects-based Image Analysis for Mapping
Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. September: 991–999
Hession, W. CullyTerrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating
In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. April: 363–371
Hess, MarkExpanding the Utility of Remote Sensing
Data for Oil Spill Response. October: 1011–1014
Hetrick, ScottApplication of Time Series Landsat Images
to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dy-namic Change. July: 747–755
He, YuhongIntegrating Remote Sensing and Wave-
let Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Vegetation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. February: 161–168
Hodgson, Michael E.Spatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. June: 625–635
Hoekstra, Arjen Y.Determining Irrigated Areas and Quantify-
ing Blue Water Use in Europe Using Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Gen-eration (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS) Data. August: 861–873
Hoffer, Roger M.Computer-aided Classification of the First
Frame of Digital Erts-1 (i.e., Landsat-1) Data. July: 653–655
Homer, Collin G.Generation of a U.S. National Urban Land-
Use Product. October: 1057–1068
Huang, GuomanCASMSAR: An Integrated Airborne SAR
Mapping System. November: 1110–1114
Huang, JianqinIntegration of Remote Sensing and GIS for
Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. September: 935–946
Huang, WenliAerial Image Mosaicking with the Aid of
Vector Roads. November: 1141–1150
Huang, XingzhaoIntegration of Remote Sensing and GIS for
Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. September: 935–946
Hu, BaoxinAutomated Delineation of Individual Tree
Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. December: 1275–1284
Hwang, Won HoiAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. June: 537–547
IIm, JunghoA Fusion Approach for Tree Crown Delinea-
tion from Lidar Data. July: 679–692
JJakubowski, Marek K.A New Method for Segmenting Individual
Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Janu-ary: 75–84
Jensen, Ryan R.Estimating Urban Leaf Area Index (LAI)
of Individual Trees with Hyperspectral Data. May: 495–504
Jesse L. ThéComputing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours
on Triangulated Meshes. July: 703–714
Jing, LinhaiAutomated Delineation of Individual Tree
Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. December: 1275–1284
Jin, XiaoyingBook review: Image Registration for Re-
mote Sensing. March: 195–196
Ji, ZhengBundle Block Adjustment of Weakly Con-
nected Aerial Imagery. September: 983–988
Johnson, Michael A.Computing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours
on Triangulated Meshes. July: 703–714
Jwa, YoonseokA Piecewise Catenary Curve Model Grow-
ing for 3D Power Line Reconstruction. December: 1227–1240
KKalacska, MargaretMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. August: 815–827
Kaplan, ShaiEstimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use
through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Au-gust: 849–859
Kar, BandanaBook review: Spatial Statistics: Geospatial
Information Modeling and Thematic Mapping. September: 915–916
Karimi, Hassan A.Integrated Global Navigation Satellite Sys-
tem (iGNSS) QoS Prediction. February: 139–149
Kayastha, NilamAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. June: 537–547
Kelly, MaggiA New Method for Segmenting Individual
Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Janu-ary: 75–84
Khan, AnumIntegrating Remote Sensing and Wavelet
Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Vegeta-tion Spatial Variation among Three Dif-ferent Ecosystems. February: 161–168
Kim, Yong IlAutomatic Registration of High-Resolution
Images Using Local Properties of Fea-tures. March: 211–221
King, BruceForward: Special Issue on Advances in Ter-
restrial Lidar Techniques and Applica-tions. April: 307–308
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 43
Author IndexA Webcam-based Photogrammetric Sys-
tem for the Measurement of Facial Landmarks on Newborns. December: 1285–1294
Knox, Jerry W.Assessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
Kokkinidis, IoannisAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. June: 537–547
Kozarek, Jessica L.Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating
In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. April: 363–371
Krauß, ThomasAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. January: 61–74
Krol, Maarten S.Determining Irrigated Areas and Quantify-
ing Blue Water Use in Europe Using Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Gen-eration (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS) Data. August: 861–873
Kumar, LalitSeasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-
sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. March: 271–280
Ku, Nian-WeiAssessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. April: 349–361
LLaefer, Debra F.Evaluating the Benefits of Octree-based
Indexing for Lidar Data. September: 927–934
Lai, XudongAerial Image Mosaicking with the Aid of
Vector Roads. November: 1141–1150
Lee, ChangnoAutomated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. October: 1045–1056
Lehrbass, BradUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. May: 473–484
Lehr, WilliamOperational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-
tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Oc-tober: 1089–1102
Lele, SharachchandraMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. August: 815–827
Lenczowski, BobbiReport on XXII ISPRS Congress. Novem-
ber: 1121–1122
Lenczowski, Roberta2009-2012 National Report. July: 656–660Presidential Address: Working Together.
June: 558–561
Li, GuiyingApplication of Time Series Landsat Images
to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dy-namic Change. July: 747–755
Li, HuifangA Variational Gradient-based Fusion
Method for Visible and SWIR Imagery. September: 947–958
Li, JiliAutomated Delineation of Individual Tree
Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. December: 1275–1284
Li, JinIntegration of Remote Sensing and GIS for
Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. September: 935–946
Li, JonathanAutomated Extraction of Road Markings
from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. April: 331–338
Forward: Special Issue on Advances in Ter-restrial Lidar Techniques and Applica-tions. April: 307–308
Li, L.Comparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. May: 485–494
Lin, ChinsuAn Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. February: 119–127
Lin, ZhengIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. February: 169–181
Li, PingxiangA Variational Gradient-based Fusion
Method for Visible and SWIR Imagery. September: 947–958
Li, QingquanAutomated Extraction of Road Markings
from Mobile Lidar Point Clouds. April: 331–338
Li, SanmeiTowards Operational Automatic Flood De-
tection Using EOS/MODIS Data. June: 637–646
Li, ShuangA Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. January: 23–33
Liu, DeshengA Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Samples. June: 595–604
Liu, JianhongA Shape-matching Cropping Index (CI)
Mapping Method to Determine Agri-cultural Cropland Intensities in China using MODIS Time-series Data. August: 829–837
Liu, Ming-CheRegistration of Multisource Satellite Images
by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reli-able Conjugate Points. June: 583–593
44 2012 Index Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing
Author IndexLi, WenkaiA Framework for Supervised Image Clas-
sification with Incomplete Training Samples. June: 595–604
A New Method for Segmenting Individual Trees from the Lidar Point Cloud. Janu-ary: 75–84
Li, XiaIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. February: 169–181
Lodhi, Mahtab A.Book review: Remote Sensing of Urban and
Suburban Areas. April: 294–295
Lo Seen, DannyMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. August: 839–848
Lu, DengshengApplication of Time Series Landsat Images
to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dy-namic Change. July: 747–755
Integration of Remote Sensing and GIS for Evaluating Soil Erosion Risk in North-western Zhejiang, China. September: 935–946
Lu, ZhongCASMSAR: An Integrated Airborne SAR
Mapping System. November: 1110–1114
MMaas, Hans-GerdTree Topology Representation from TLS
Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. April: 383–392
Macfarlane, JaneA Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-
bile Lidar Data. November: 1129–1140
Maclean, Ann L.Modeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS
and Flood Height Data. March: 259–269
Ma, JingtaoAutomatic Generation of 2.5D Terrain Mod-
els without Occluding Routes of Interest. November: 1175–1185
María del Mar SaldañaGeopositioning Accuracy Assessment of
GeoEye-1 Panchromatic and Multispec-tral Imagery. March: 247–257
Mariano Moreno-de las HerasA Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER
GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. July: 757–766
Mariotto, IsabellaAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
Marshall, MikeAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
Mason, Lacey A.Modeling Riparian Zones Utilizing DEMS
and Flood Height Data. March: 259–269
Maxwell, TravisA Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to
Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. October: 1029–1044
McClinton, J. TimothyNeuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
Lava Flow Morphology. June: 605–616
Meng, XuelianDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar
and Aerial Photographs through Object-Oriented Land-Use Classification. Janu-ary: 35–44
Merminod, BertrandCell-based Automatic Deformation Com-
putation by Analyzing Terrestrial Lidar Point Clouds. April: 317–329
Milesi, CristinaAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
Miliaresis, George Ch.Elevation, Latitude/Longitude Decorrelation
Stretch of Multitemporal LST Imagery. February: 151–160
Moffitt Vinci, KathleenMemorial Address: Francis H. “Frank” Mof-
fitt 1922-2007. June: 566–569
Mohammad Mosa, Abu SalehEvaluating the Benefits of Octree-based
Indexing for Lidar Data. September: 927–934
Moisen, Gretchen G.Modeling Percent Tree Canopy Cover: A
Pilot Study. July: 715–727
Moran, EmilioApplication of Time Series Landsat Images
to Examining Land-use/Land-cover Dy-namic Change. July: 747–755
Mueller, Thomas2011 Survey on Remote Sensing and Geo-
spatial Technologies Training in U.S. and Canadian Colleges and Universities. December: 1193–1198
Mugnier, Clifford J.Grids & Datums Column: Central African
Republic. March: 192–194Grids & Datums Column: Commonwealth
of Dominica. April: 293Grids & Datums Column: Georgia. June:
548, June: 550Grids & Datums Column: Maps in the Mid-
dle of Nowhere. October: 1015Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Alba-
nia. January: 5–6Grids & Datums Column: Republic of Croa-
tia. July: 662–663Grids & Datums Column: Republic of
Macedonia. May: 449–450Grids & Datums column: Republic of Sierra
Leone. February: 103, February: 109Grids & Datums Column: Republic of South
Africa. September: 912–914Grids & Datums Column: Republic of
Uganda. August: 783, August: 786Grids & Datums Column: Turkmenistan.
December: 1209Grids & Datums Column: United Mexican
States. November: 1115–1116
Mui, AmyIntegrating Remote Sensing and Wave-
let Analysis for Studying Fine-scaled Vegetation Spatial Variation among Three Different Ecosystems. February: 161–168
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 45
Author IndexMüller, RupertAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. January: 61–74
Müller, SönkeSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Mullin, JosephOperational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-
tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Oc-tober: 1089–1102
Muskat, JuddOperational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-
tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Oc-tober: 1089–1102
Mustafa, Yaseen T.Improving Forest Growth Estimates Using
a Bayesian Network Approach. January: 45–51
Myint, Soe W.Estimating Irrigated Agricultural Water Use
through Landsat TM and a Simplified Surface Energy Balance Modeling in the Semi-arid Environments of Arizona. Au-gust: 849–859
NNagler, PamelaAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
Ngoc Van, AnDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Demon-stration for Agricultural Cropland Map-ping in Asia. August: 875–884
Nguy-Robertson, Anthony L.Book review: Land Remote Sensing and
Global Environmental Change: NASA’s Earth Observing System and the Science of ASTER and MODIS. January: 8, Janu-ary: 11
Comparing the Performance of Empiri-cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. May: 485–494
Noland, ThomasAutomated Delineation of Individual Tree
Crowns from Lidar Data by Multi-Scale Analysis and Segmentation. December: 1275–1284
Núñez-Rodríguez, YuraiComputing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours
on Triangulated Meshes. July: 703–714
OOh, JaehongAutomated Georegistration of High-Res-
olution Satellite Imagery using a RPC Model with Airborne Lidar Information. October: 1045–1056
Oo, Kyaw SannDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Demon-stration for Agricultural Cropland Map-ping in Asia. August: 875–884
Ostermann, JörnSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Ozdogan, MutluAssessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
PPack, Robert T.Network Orientation Using the Scaled
Orthographic Projection for Parameter Initialization. May: 505–517
Pahlevan, NimaIntegrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. November: 1163–1174
Pahl, MartinSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Pardo-Igúzquiza, E.Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat TM
Thermal Band in Land-cover Classifica-tion using Random Forest. February: 129–137
Patias, PetrosBook review: Advances in Environmental
Remote Sensing: Sensors, Algorithms, and Applications. February: 104
Perotto-Baldivieso, Humberto L.Assessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. April: 349–361
Plasker, James R.2011-2012 Executive Director Report. June:
562–565
Popescu, Sorin C.Assessment of Available Rangeland Woody
Plant Biomass with a Terrestrial Lidar System. April: 349–361
Potter, ChristopherA Comparison of Multispectral ASTER and
Hyperspectral AVIRIS Multiple End-member Spectral Mixture Analysis for Sagebrush and Herbaceous Cover in Yel-lowstone. January: 23–33
QQiu, FangMapping Individual Tree Species in an Ur-
ban Forest Using Airborne Lidar Data and Hyperspectral Imagery. October: 1079–1087
Qi, ZhixinIntegration of Polarimetric
Decomposition,Object-Oriented Image Analysis, and Decision Tree Algorithms for Land-Use and Land-Cover Classifica-tion using RADARSAT-2 Polarimetric SAR Data. February: 169–181
Quinlan, Becky LaurenIdentification of Waste Tires Using High-
Resolution Multispectral Satellite Imag-ery. May: 463–471
RRamankutty, NavinMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. August: 815–827
46 2012 Index Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing
Author IndexRaskin, IgorComputing Non-Crossing Smooth Contours
on Triangulated Meshes. July: 703–714
Reid, NickSeasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-
sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. March: 271–280
Reinartz, PeterAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. January: 61–74
Resop, Jonathan P.Terrestrial Laser Scanning for Delineating
In-stream Boulders and Quantifying Habitat Complexity Measures. April: 363–371
Rhemtulla, Jeanine M.Mapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. August: 815–827
Richardson, KarenAn Era of Epochs. September: 905–908Managing Massive Imagery. May: 445–448
Rodríguez-Galiano, V. F.Incorporating the Downscaled Landsat TM
Thermal Band in Land-cover Classifica-tion using Random Forest. February: 129–137
Rogan, JohnError Propagation in Raster Data Integra-
tion: Impacts on Landscape Composition and Configuration. June: 617–624
Romaguera, MireiaDetermining Irrigated Areas and Quantify-
ing Blue Water Use in Europe Using Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Gen-eration (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS) Data. August: 861–873
Roongpiboonsopit, DuangduenIntegrated Global Navigation Satellite Sys-
tem (iGNSS) QoS Prediction. February: 139–149
Rottensteiner, FranzSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
Rüther, HeinzLaser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. April: 309–316
SSaco, Patricia M.A Comparison of SRTM V4 and ASTER
GDEM for Hydrological Applications in Low Relief Terrain. July: 757–766
Sader, Steven A.2011 Survey on Remote Sensing and Geo-
spatial Technologies Training in U.S. and Canadian Colleges and Universities. December: 1193–1198
Samadzadegan, FarhadDetermination of Optimum Classifier and
Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. December: 1261–1273
Schenk, ToniDetermination of Optimum Classifier and
Feature Subset in Hyperspectral Images based on Ant Colony System. December: 1261–1273
Schilling, AnitaTree Topology Representation from TLS
Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. April: 383–392
Schmidt, AnjaTree Topology Representation from TLS
Point Clouds Using Depth-First Search in Voxel Space. April: 383–392
Schneider, MathiasAutomated Georeferencing of Optical Satel-
lite Data with Integrated Sensor Model Improvement. January: 61–74
Schneider, WernerA Flexible Mathematical Method for Cam-
era Calibration in Digital Aerial Photo-grammetry. October: 1069–1077
Schön, BiancaEvaluating the Benefits of Octree-based
Indexing for Lidar Data. September: 927–934
Schott, John R.Integrating Landsat-7 Imagery with Physics-
based Models for Quantitative Mapping of Coastal Waters near River Discharges. November: 1163–1174
Schröder, RalphLaser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. April: 309–316
Scott, Neal A.Application of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. December: 1241–1251
Seigler, TaylorAn Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. June: 537–547
Sengupta, RajaMapping Crop Types, Irrigated Areas, and
Cropping Intensities in Heterogeneous Landscapes of Southern India Using Multi-Temporal Medium-Resolution Im-agery: Implications for Assessing Water Use in Agriculture. August: 815–827
Sen, SusmitaIdentifying Revegetated Mines as Distur-
bance/Recovery Trajectories Using an Interannual Landsat Chronosequence. March: 223–235
Shen, HuanfengA Variational Gradient-based Fusion
Method for Visible and SWIR Imagery. September: 947–958
Shen, XiangBundle Block Adjustment of Weakly Con-
nected Aerial Imagery. September: 983–988
Shortis, M. R.Photogrammetric Monitoring of the Con-
struction of a Solar Energy Dish Concen-trator. May: 519–527
Sinha, PriyakantSeasonal Variation in Land-Cover Clas-
sification Accuracy in a Diverse Region. March: 271–280
Sinton, John M.Neuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
Lava Flow Morphology. June: 605–616
Sirguey, PascalDevelopment and Assessment of a Digital
Stereo Photogrammetric System to Mea-sure Cetaceans at Sea. March: 237–246
Sohn, GunhoA Piecewise Catenary Curve Model Grow-
ing for 3D Power Line Reconstruction. December: 1227–1240
Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing 2012 Index 47
Author IndexSoumaré, MamyMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. August: 839–848
Southee, Florence MargaretApplication of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for Soil
Moisture Modeling. December: 1241–1251
Soyeux, E.Comparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. May: 485–494
Stein, AlfredImproving Forest Growth Estimates Using
a Bayesian Network Approach. January: 45–51
Stein, Beth R.An Efficient Remote Sensing Solution to
Update the NCWI. June: 537–547
Sugumaran, RamanathanA Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-
poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. De-cember: 1253–1260
Suhyb Salama, Mhd.Determining Irrigated Areas and Quantify-
ing Blue Water Use in Europe Using Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Gen-eration (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS) Data. August: 861–873
Sun, DonglianMapping Nighttime Flood from MODIS
Observations Using Support Vector Ma-chines. November: 1151–1161
Towards Operational Automatic Flood De-tection Using EOS/MODIS Data. June: 637–646
Su, ZhongboDetermining Irrigated Areas and Quantify-
ing Blue Water Use in Europe Using Remote Sensing Meteosat Second Gen-eration (MSG) products and Global Land Data Assimilation System (GLDAS) Data. August: 861–873
Svejkovsky, JanExpanding the Utility of Remote Sensing
Data for Oil Spill Response. October: 1011–1014
Operational Utilization of Aerial Multispec-tral Remote Sensing during Oil Spill Response: Lessons Learned During the Deepwater Horizon (MC-252) Spill. Oc-tober: 1089–1102
TTakeuchi, WataruDevelopment of an Advanced Global Field
Survey System (GFSS) for Terrestrial Monitoring and Mapping with a Demon-stration for Agricultural Cropland Map-ping in Asia. August: 875–884
Tang, RongfuA Flexible Mathematical Method for Cam-
era Calibration in Digital Aerial Photo-grammetry. October: 1069–1077
Tedesco, L.Comparing the Performance of Empiri-
cal, Semi-empirical, and Curve Fitting Models in Predicting Cyanobacterial Pig-ments. May: 485–494
Tejera, RosarioObjects-based Image Analysis for Mapping
Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. September: 991–999
Thenkabail, Prasad S.Assessing Future Risks to Agricultural Pro-
ductivity, Water Resources and Food Se-curity: How Can Remote Sensing Help?. August: 773–782
Forward: Global Croplands and their Water Use for Food Security in the Twenty-first Century. August: 797–798
Thomas, JustinA Semi-Analytical Model for the Multitem-
poral Prediction of Chlorophyll-a in an Iowa Lake Using Hyperion Data. De-cember: 1253–1260
Tolpekin, Valentyn A.Improving Forest Growth Estimates Using
a Bayesian Network Approach. January: 45–51
Tong, HengjianA Supervised and Fuzzy-based Approach to
Determine Optimal Multi-resolution Im-age Segmentation Parameters. October: 1029–1044
Treitz, Paul M.Application of Lidar Terrain Surfaces for
Soil Moisture Modeling. December: 1241–1251
Tsai, Hsien-YuRegistration of Multisource Satellite Images
by Thin-plate Splines with Highly Reli-able Conjugate Points. June: 583–593
Tsogt, KhongorAn Empirical Model-based Method for Sig-
nal Restoration of SWIR in ASD Field Spectroradiometry. February: 119–127
UUpegui, ErikaGeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology
for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. July: 693–702
VVan Laake, Patrick E.Improving Forest Growth Estimates Using
a Bayesian Network Approach. January: 45–51
Velázquez, JavierObjects-based Image Analysis for Mapping
Natura 2000 Habitats to Improve Forest Management. September: 991–999
Viel, Jean-FrançoisGeoEye Imagery and Lidar Technology
for Small-area Population Estimation: An Epidemiological Viewpoint. July: 693–702
Vintrou, ElodieMapping Fragmented Agricultural Systems
in the Sudano-Sahelian Environments of Africa Using Random Forest and Ensemble Metrics of Coarse Resolution MODIS Imagery. August: 839–848
Vogt, KarstenSemi-automatic Quality Control of Topo-
graphic Data Sets. September: 959–972
WWang, DongliangAerial Image Mosaicking with the Aid of
Vector Roads. November: 1141–1150
48 2012 Index Photogrammetric engineering & remote SenSing
Author IndexWang, JiayuSpatial Resolution Imagery Requirements
for Identifying Structure Damage in a Hurricane Disaster: A Cognitive Ap-proach. June: 625–635
Wang, JinfeiUrban Tree Cover Mapping with Relief-
corrected Aerial Imagery and Lidar. May: 473–484
Wang, LeDetect Residential Buildings from Lidar
and Aerial Photographs through Object-Oriented Land-Use Classification. Janu-ary: 35–44
Wang, RuishengA Method for Detecting Windows from Mo-
bile Lidar Data. November: 1129–1140
Wan, YouchuanAerial Image Mosaicking with the Aid of
Vector Roads. November: 1141–1150
Wessels, StephenLaser Scanning in Heritage Documentation:
The Scanning Pipeline and its Chal-lenges. April: 309–316
Westmoreland, Sally J.Book review: Advances in Web-based GIS,
Mapping Services and Applications. Au-gust: 785–786
White, Scott M.Neuro-fuzzy Classification of Submarine
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