Earth Observation and Map-Based Land-Use Change Analysis in the Kulunda Steppe Since the 1950s

Hese, S.; Kurepina, Nadeshda; Walde, I.; Tsimbalei, Yu. M.; Plutalova, T.G.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-15927-6_9

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“…Multi-type integration (vertical integration; Fig. 1-b): the integration of a number of documents with different types of spatial data (e.g., historical map, topographic cartography, aerial photo and satellite imagery), as carried out by Hese et al (2020).…”

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Geographic information science in historical landscape studies

Santana-Cordero¹

2021

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The use of geographic information science in historical landscape studies at the theoreticalmethodological level constitutes a clear scientific gap that needs to be filled. This work explores this field, considering important issues in relation to spatio-temporal analyses and integration, as well as the sources and the main techniques which can be used. A brief description and explanation is provided of photointerpretation, vector, raster and remote sensing techniques as useful tools for spatial analysis in historical landscape studies. Finally, an overview of the field is given through several examples of case studies and theoretical-methodological publications, providing in this way a brief state-of-the-art.

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confidence: 99%