aerial photography

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Aerialphotography shows extensive changes in the vegetation in post-war years.
What did aerialphotography make visible, and in what temporal framework?
The plots were installed next to the river or a river-channel bank, to facilitate their localization by aerialphotography.
Where possible, four random points (one from each quarter) of each vegetation type based on the 2004 aerialphotography were sampled.
These maps were originally developed from aerialphotography and include the outline of the main types of land cover along the river.
For example, an index of buffalo impact on rain-forest patches could be derived from buffalo tracks observed on historical aerialphotography.
Extra sample points were added to sample transitional sites based on the aerialphotography record (maximum of 10 per site).
The rectangle represents the study area chosen for ground analysis and aerialphotography.
Data obtained through ground inventories were compared with data obtained from aerialphotography.
Some of these are detached and attempt to tackle archaeological problems at a descriptive level, such as field survey, fieldwalking, geophysical survey and aerialphotography.
Non-destructive measurement of plant growth and nitrogen status of pearl millet with low-altitude aerialphotography.
In this study we have been able to verify these relationships as we have knowledge of the recent boundary dynamics based on historical aerialphotography.
A new challenging application field concerns using spatial information from surveying, remote sensing, and aerialphotography.
I believe, due to the nature of aerialphotography they are discussing current swiddens only.
Not surprisingly, he was an early enthusiast for the use of aerialphotography as a means of historical investigation.
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