An exploration of remote sensing data for resource classification and vegetation classification

Daniels SM. 1976. An exploration of remote sensing data for resource classification and vegetation classification. American University. Washington, DC

Assateague Island National Seashore was selected as a study area to demonstrate the use of remote sensing in resource inventories. Digital and analog LANDSAT I data, high altitude color infrared photography, low altitude color infrared photography were used. Includes a biophysical (vegetation) classification system, land capability maps, plant communities, and black and white aerial photographs.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Daniels, Susan
Date of Issue
1976-06-16
Publisher
American University
Units
ASIS
Keywords
Aerial Photography, Assateague Island National Seashore MD VA, Inventory & Monitoring, Management, Plant Communities, Remote Sensing, Resource Management, Satellite Imagery, Vegetation

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