Titlebook: Earth Observation Systems for Resource Management and Environmental Control; Donald J. Clough,Lawrence W. Morley Book 1977 Springer Scienc

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,Lebensbew?ltigung und Berufsperspektive,m the NOAA series in stored form reach central readout and processing facilities, while about 200 ground stations in about 100 countries receive medium resolution local data in real time from the Automatic Picture Transmission (APT) system.

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EPA’s Use of Remote Sensing in Ocean Monitoring industrial wastes in the New York Bight and its impact upon the marine environment. Two areas will be specifically reviewed: 1) evaluation of a NASA developed remote-automatic coliform bacteria quantification device to monitor the marine waters of the New York Bight, and 2) evaluation of the use of

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Information Requirements for Regional and Global Operational Systems in Agricultural Meteorologyg techniques. Such an analysis is indeed essential for the proper coordination of research and operations of the various remote sensing and weather-based crop surveillance systems which are now mainly in the experimental stage.

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Some Considerations Relative to the Making of Globally Uniform Resource Inventories by Remote Sensinea for which he has management responsibility and also the condition of that resource. Within this context, all components of the “natural resources complex” are of interest (including timber, forage, agricultural crops, livestock, soils, water, minerals, oceanographic resources, and atmospheric res

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