SATELLITE MONITORING of ESTONIAN LANDSCAPES Kiira Aaviksoo and Andrus Meiner Estonian Environment Information Centre Mustamäe tee 33, Tallinn 10616 ESTONIA,
The potential of landscape metrics from Remote Sensing data as indicators in forest environments Niels Chr. Nielsen, M.Sc. [email protected].
Applied Geomatics Research Group (AGRG) Workshop Workshop April 26, 2004 Presenters: Dr Bob Maher, Senior Research Scientist Dr. David Woolnough, Principal/AVC,
BIO_SOS - GA N. 263435 Biodiversity Multi-Source Monitoring System: From Space To Species. On behalf of BIO_SOS consortium Palma Blonda°
BIO_SOS - GA N. 263435 Bio diversity Multi- S ource M o nitoring S ystem:
Applications of Remote Sensing and Ecosystem Modeling for Monitoring and Management of U.S. National Parks F Melton 1*,2, A Michaelis 1,2, W Wang 1,2,
Land Use Cover Classification Techniques Using Optical Remotely Sensed Data in Landscape Planning
Real property appraisal - essential part based similarities and differences Kaarel Sahk, lecturer Estonian University of Life Sciences
