Application Radio transmitters in mountainous terrain

Expressive Rendering of Mountainous Terrain

Painters and cartographers have developed artistic landscape rendering techniques for centuries. Such renderings can visualize complex three-dimensional landscapes in a pleasing and understandable way. In this work we examine a particular type of artistic depiction, panorama maps, in terms of function and style, and we develop methods to automatically generate panorama map reminiscent rendering...

Hydrographic Feature Generalization in Dry Mountainous Terrain

A wide variety of climate and terrain conditions exist in the United States and optimal cartographic generalization techniques for one area of the country may not be suitable for another, particularly when working with surface hydrographic data. This paper presents generalization and data modelling to produce reduced scale versions of hydrographic data for a multi-resolution national data set, ...

Venomous snakebite in mountainous terrain: prevention and management.

The prevention and management of venomous snakebite in the world's mountains present unique challenges. This paper presents a series of practical, clinically sound recommendations for management of venomous snakebite in a mountain environment. The authors performed an extensive review of current literature using search engines and manual searches. They then fused the abundant knowledge of snake...

Large Scale Visual Geo-Localization of Images in Mountainous Terrain

Atmospheric effects in satellite imaging of mountainous terrain.

It is possible to obtain useful maps of surface albedo from remotely sensed images by eliminating effects due to topography and the atmosphere, even when the atmospheric state is not known. A simple phenomenological model of earth radiance that depends on six empirically determined parameters is developed given certain simplifying assumptions. The model incorporates path radiance and illuminati...