there are technical and theoretical knowledge of the gully, ditch the clean areas on topographic maps and digital models that will help. however, the ability to use maps (dem) to identify the location and frequency of gully requires knowledge about the process of creating a moat.the present study modeled gulliation prone areas in dyreh river basin done. materials and methods used in this resear...

With the rapid development of Earth observation technologies, raster data has become the main Geographic Information System (GIS) data source. GIS should be able to manage and process huge raster data sets. In this paper, the problem of 3-dimensional visualization of huge DEM data sets and its corresponding image data sets in GIS was addressed. A real-time delamination method based on raster ch...

SAR Interferometry (InSAR) provides data that contain information relating to the phase and coherence components of the backscattered radar signals. Phase information is used to derive Digital Elevation Models (DEM). This paper presents the results of an analysis of the accuracy of InSAR DEM derived from ESAR L-band airborne repeat-pass fully polarimetric InSAR data, which were acquired over Th...

This paper reports experiments carried out for automated extraction of a digital elevation model (DEM) from satellite images. In particular, this paper focuses on DEM extraction from dense urban areas where there are occlusions, shadow and height discontinuities. These properties have been known to create many problems in stereo matching and for automated DEM extraction. Using satellite images ...

Information about the shape of the Earth’s surface is important in many applications as it helps users to visualize and analyze geographic problems accurately in 3D. This paper focuses on the InSAR technique of generating Digital Elevation Models (DEM) by using InSAR data acquired from an airborne platform. The data cover a study area of 4 km x 3 km located in Thetford Forest, East Anglia, Unit...

The Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) digital elevation model (DEM) is one of the most complete and frequently used global-scale DEM products in various applications. However, previous studies have shown that the SRTM DEM is systematically higher than the actual land surface in vegetated mountain areas. The objective of this study is to propose a procedure to calibrate the SRTM DEM over l...

Topographic parameters in glacier inventories are a requirement to analyze glacier characteristics and are of vital importance for several subsequent applications. To obtain the topographic information a digital elevation model (DEM) is required; however, in many regions of the world no national or local DEM of sufficient quality is available. With the SRTM DEM and the ASTER Global Digital Elev...

McClure, A.; Liu, X.-H.; Hines, E., and Ferner, M.C., 0000. Evaluation of error reduction techniques on a LIDAR-derived salt marsh digital elevation model. Journal of Coastal Research, 00(0), 000–000. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 07490208. Accurate elevation information is a necessity for conservation and management of tidal salt marshes where elevation differences can be as little as 2 m and ...

A typical way to build surface numerical models or Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) for Geographical Information Systems (GIS) is by processing the stereo images obtained from, for example, aerial photography or SPOT satellite data. These GIS can perform many computations involving their geographic databases. The quality control of a geographic database, and in particular the topological and geo...