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Global Mapping of Human Settlement Experiences, Data Sets and Prospects

Out of Print
Edited By: Paolo Gamba and Martin Herold
275 pages, black & white illustrations
Publisher: CRC Press
Global Mapping of Human Settlement
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  • Global Mapping of Human Settlement ISBN: 9781420083392 Hardback Jun 2009 Out of Print #178367
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About this book

Global mapping of human settlements faces particular challenges due to the spatial and spectral heterogeneity of urban environments. Focusing on the global and regional scales, this book provides a comprehensive overview of experiences, methodologies, data sets, applications to population mapping and approaches related to the use of remotely sensed data to map human settlements. With the aid of a CD-ROM, it includes samples of the latest products and shows how remote sensing can be used to improve the knowledge of urban planners beyond the local scale. This comprehensive text summarizes the state of the art in global mapping and the future implications that need to be addressed for continued sustainment of this growing technology.

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Requirements for Global and Regional Urban Remote Sensing. Urban Characterization on Global and Regional Scales. Urban Mapping and Monitoring Projects and Programs. Critical Issues and Avenues for Future Research.

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Out of Print
Edited By: Paolo Gamba and Martin Herold
275 pages, black & white illustrations
Publisher: CRC Press
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