Topographic constraints.

It also allows the derivation of digital elevation models (topographic maps).

At this look angle, radar backscatter is strongly influenced by topographic slope.

The preparation of precise topographic maps from SAR images is therefore possible.

They are exquisitely topographic and they are exquisitely interconnected in a recursive pattern.

We have obtained topographic measurements of the surface of Mars. We understand the elevation differences.

The ERS 1 data were geometrically corrected using a topographic map at scale 1 50,000.

Production of the maps is done routinely using topographic maps and a set of ground control points.

A topographic survey was carried out around the summit of Dome A, including the drilling of a 108 metre ice core.

(b) Base mapping, including photogrammetry topographic mapping preparing terrain profiles for the design of communication systems geological structure mapping and bathymetric mapping

You go into an area like this, you get a geologic map, you get a topographic map, and the best, most inspired team you can bring to the area.

Very high resolution satellite imagery is increasingly used for preparing boundary demarcation image maps, as well as to bring older large scale topographic maps used by the Department up to date.

The Course included the theory and concepts of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) image formation, as well as an introduction to digital image processing of radar data in oceanographic, geologic, hydrological, topographic and cartographic applications.

Aspects of the Course also included the theory and the concepts of synthetic aperture radar image formation and an introduction to digital image processing of radar data in oceanographic, geologic, topographic and cartographic applications.

Further recommends that global digital elevation data from the Shuttle Radar Topographic Mission C band mission be made available through the United States National Geospatial Intelligence Agency at the highest possible posting for developing countries.

The main aim of SNSB s activities in this field is to promote the use of satellite and other remote sensed data for societal applications with priority for four areas environmental monitoring, forestry, meteorology and topographic mapping.

Furthermore, country Parties are requested to submit as part of their national report a country profile containing statistical data on geo topographic, bio physical and socio economic indicators relevant for an assessment of desertification at the national level.

The parameters will include a geo topographic profile linked with climatic conditions, a bio physical index for natural vegetation, an index for critical socio economic factors, and relevant scientific and technological information pertaining to the combat against desertification.

Recalling the continuous development of satellite systems for obtaining global data by optical and radar sensors to a level of importance to national mapping requirements, starting from Landsat in 1972 to QuickBird in 2000 and from Seasat 1978 to the Shuttle Radar Topographic Mission in 2000,

While the Indian Remote Sensing satellite series provides the required data on terrain features and topographic aspects as well as on the spatial extent and distribution once a disaster occurs, the series of Indian National Satellites (INSAT) is planned to be used for ensuring the appropriate connectivity and flow of information, including dissemination of disaster warning signals.