A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A study of the utilization of ERTS-1 data from the Wabash River Basin
The author has identified the following significant results. For the urban land use analysis project, classification results were good to excellent for the following classes: single family residential, commercial/industrial, cloud, cloud shadow, trees, and water. Grassy areas were defined fairly well, but residential areas located between multi-family residential and single-family residential were misclassified as grassy. Residential areas dominated by tree cover, termed wooded residential, were unable to be classified in a single class. Data points in such areas were classified randomly as either grassy or trees.
A study of the utilization of ERTS-1 data from the Wabash River Basin
The author has identified the following significant results. For the urban land use analysis project, classification results were good to excellent for the following classes: single family residential, commercial/industrial, cloud, cloud shadow, trees, and water. Grassy areas were defined fairly well, but residential areas located between multi-family residential and single-family residential were misclassified as grassy. Residential areas dominated by tree cover, termed wooded residential, were unable to be classified in a single class. Data points in such areas were classified randomly as either grassy or trees.
A study of the utilization of ERTS-1 data from the Wabash River Basin
Landgrebe, D. A. (author)
1973-04-30
Report
No indication
English
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