Technology of reducing heavily informative segments aerial photos information intensity

Lexical stress and phonetic information: which segments are most informative?

Estimation of Tree Positions from Aerial Photos

To estimate positions of individual trees in high– resolution aerial photographs we use circular templates derived from an optical tree crown model and the geometry at image acquisition. Local maxima are found for the correlation function for the successively transposed templates over the whole image. Using auxilliary information on the exact or approximate number of trees in the stand regarded...

Relief effects on aerial photos geometric correction

Aerial photos are the best support to detect changes in the landscape over the time, particularly when associated with GIS based analyses. Since all metrics calculated on a landscape (from area coverage by vegetation classes to patches shape and size) are sensible to geometric distortions, the geometric correction of aerial photos is due to allow a realistic multi-temporal study. In this paper ...

The Use of Aerial Photos in Engineering Planning

The planning of any engineering project requires information on land use, topography, soils, drainage, transportation, urban de­ velopment, and many other factors before actual location and design can be accomplished or field surveys undertaken. To obtain this preliminary information engineers surveyors, and planning com­ missions need maps. They need planimetric maps showing land use, or they ...

Information Technology Outsourcing: Reducing Costs or knowledge?