Road, railway and track networks are important features of satellite imagery. Automated detection of tracks in mountainous terrain using satellite imagery is a difficult task. The track and the shadow signature of the mountainous terrain are almost same. The presence of ridges and snow also creates a lot of ambiguity. Moreover due to poor sunlight condition in the mountainous terrain the images...

The suitability of Back Propagation Neural Network (BPNN) for classification of remote sensing images is explored in this paper. An approach that consists of three steps to classify IRS-1D images is proposed. In the first step, features are extracted from the firstorder histogram measures. The next step is feature classification based on BPNN, and in the finally step the results are compared wi...

Orbital stereo data is acquired by covering same area from two exposure stations in space with oblique viewing capability. It is used for generating digital elevation models (DEM) and three dimensional viewing of the terrain in a softcopy photogrammetric workstation. A good base to height ratio (B/H), usually greater than 0.5, is necessary for generation of good quality absolute DEM. Processing...

Spatial as well as spectral resolution has a very important role to play in water resource management. It was a challenge to explore the groundwater and rainwater harvesting sites in the Aravalli Quartzite-Granite-Pegmatite Precambrian terrain of Delhi, India. Use of only panchromatic sensor data of IRS-1D satellite with 5.8-meter spatial resolution has the potential to infer lineaments and fau...