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    Peer-Reviewed Articles - Examining Lacunarity Approaches in Comparison with Fractal and Spatial Autocorrelation Techniques for Urban Mapping - An evaluation and comparison of two lacunarity methods, fractal triangular prism and spatial autocorrelation, and original spectral band approaches in classifying urban images.

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    Peer-Reviewed Articles - Examining Lacunarity Approaches in Comparison with Fractal and Spatial Autocorrelation Techniques for Urban Mapping - An evaluation and comparison of two lacunarity methods, fractal triangular prism and spatial autocorrelation, and original spectral band approaches in classifying urban images.

    Contributors:

    Myint, Soe W. (author) / Lam, Nina

    Published in:

    Photogrammetric engineering & remote sensing ; 71

    Publication date:

    2005

    ISSN:

    0099-1112

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Print

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Geodäsie , Zeitschrift , Fernerkundung , Fotogrammetrie , Geoinformation , Satellitengeodäsie

    Classification:

    BKL:  74.41 / 38.03 Methoden und Techniken der Geowissenschaften / 74.41 Luftaufnahmen, Photogrammetrie / 38.03
    Local classification TIB:  770/3220
    RVK:  RA 4132.

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