Titlebook: Advances in Digital Terrain Analysis; Qiming Zhou (Prof.),Brian Lees (Prof.),Guo-an Tang Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008

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Medical Decision-Making at the End of Lifewell as corresponding indices, was first extracted from 5 m resolution DEMs. Then, 13 slope spectrum index layers were integrated into a comprehensive layer, on which were based a series of unsupervised classifications applied to landform classification. Experimental results show that the slope spec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-86386-9cation is a key scientific approach to extracting information and ultimately knowledge from data collections. Terrain classification prepares information from digital terrain models for various application scenarios. Spatial segmentation is a relatively novel approach based on classification and reg

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Palliative Sedation – Is It a Real Dilemma?ts of previous research (DR?GU? and Blaschke 2006), a classification system of landform elements was improved and adapted for SRTM 3 arc second data. Terrain derivatives such as elevation, slope gradient, slope aspect, profile curvature, and plane curvatures were classified in a multi-resolution obj

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Engaging Patient Groups in End-of-Liferrain feature that until now has had no optimal index to quantify it. The traditional terrain complexity definitions can be classified as statistical, geometrical, and semantic indices. These indices evaluate terrain complexity only from one perspective of geomorphometry, and will cause more or less

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Medical Decision-Making at the End of Lifeis incised by exogenic agents. This chapter probes the methodology of extracting LR from a 1-km DEM and discusses the large-scale geomorphological characteristics of China. It proves that the optimum unit for measuring LR is 42.25km.. Analyses of the LR map show that most areas in China have mountai

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Medical Decision-Making at the End of Lifeed from moderate and lower resolution DEMs because of time and financial limitations. But research has shown that the slope will become flatter as the resolution of the DEMs becomes coarser. That is, . (SR) has occurred. Due to the reduction of slope as the DEM resolution becomes coarser, the slopes

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Vladislav ?ápek,Daniel P. Sheehanteristics of nine such algorithms and the experiments that have been conducted to evaluate their performance over the past 15 years are discussed. From there, we consider three sets of enduring challenges: (1) the role of scale and feedback between soil and water, and the need to consider these issu