1991
DOI: 10.1080/07038992.1991.10855289
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Digital Integration of Remote Sensing and Geoscience Data for the Goudreau-Lochalsh Area, Wawa, Ontario

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“…These lineaments are associated mainly with ridges, valleys, and drainage features. Mussakowski et al (1991) found that terrain elements were, in general, more readily distinguishable on the radar imagery than with the Landsat TM data, although almost all the same features could be detected on both types of imagery. According to these investigators, unlike Landsat, the radar imagery tended to mask most anthropogenic disturbances and vegetation differences, leaving largely topographic information.…”
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“…These lineaments are associated mainly with ridges, valleys, and drainage features. Mussakowski et al (1991) found that terrain elements were, in general, more readily distinguishable on the radar imagery than with the Landsat TM data, although almost all the same features could be detected on both types of imagery. According to these investigators, unlike Landsat, the radar imagery tended to mask most anthropogenic disturbances and vegetation differences, leaving largely topographic information.…”
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“…Several studies have shown the usefulness of data integration in the geological interpretation of Precambrian Shield terrain in Ontario (Heather, et al, 1990(Heather, et al, , 1991Mussakowski and Trowell, 1988Mussakowski, et al, , 1991. Three well documented techniques for merging raster data (Harris et al, 1990;Harris et al, 1994) were utilized in this study -RGB band combinations, arithmetic combinations and IHS colour display transforms.…”
Section: Data Integrationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…1995); they possess predictable spatial relationships in arctic ecosystems (Harvie et al, 1982: Markon andDerksen, 1994), and they have been successively classified through visual interpretation of SAR imagery (Graham and Grant, 1994;Mussakowski et al, 1991;Rubec and Cihlar, 1980;Schmidt, 1987: Singhroy et al. 1992.…”
Section: Terrain Mapping In An Arcticmentioning
confidence: 98%