1994
DOI: 10.1080/07038992.1994.10874584
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Integrated Application of Geomatic Techniques in the Context of Agricultural Anti-Erosion Management

Abstract: RESUMELa Tunisie fait face ades problemes majeurs d'erosion qui oblige les ingenieuts adevelopper des techniques d'emenegetnent permettant d'integrer des donnees spatiales de diiterentes sources tels que carte pedologique. modele numerique de terrain, modele de simulation hydrologique, photographies eeriennes et images satellites, etc. Ces donnees se presentent sous ditterentes formes (vectorielles, matricielles) et ades echelles spatiales et temporelles ties variables. Cet article presente une methode d'integ… Show more

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“…Coordination of Information on the Environment [CORINE], 1992;Pouliot et al, 1994;De Jong and Riezebos, 1997;Quinton, 1997;Sobocka and Jambor, 1998;Cerdan et al, 2002;Kirkby et al, 2002;Renschler and Harbor, 2002;Martinez-Casasnovas et al, 2003;Hessel and Jetten, 2007;Wang et al, 2008) is inhibited in Lebanon due to their complexity and their need for a huge amount of input spatial data that are difficult to acquire. In this context, this study focuses on building a statistical decision-tree model to predict the geographic distribution of erosion processes in diverse landscape units (derived from remote sensing data), based on calibrating field estimations of gully volume to erosion-controlling factors, in the frame of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), for a simple, realistic, and practical method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Coordination of Information on the Environment [CORINE], 1992;Pouliot et al, 1994;De Jong and Riezebos, 1997;Quinton, 1997;Sobocka and Jambor, 1998;Cerdan et al, 2002;Kirkby et al, 2002;Renschler and Harbor, 2002;Martinez-Casasnovas et al, 2003;Hessel and Jetten, 2007;Wang et al, 2008) is inhibited in Lebanon due to their complexity and their need for a huge amount of input spatial data that are difficult to acquire. In this context, this study focuses on building a statistical decision-tree model to predict the geographic distribution of erosion processes in diverse landscape units (derived from remote sensing data), based on calibrating field estimations of gully volume to erosion-controlling factors, in the frame of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), for a simple, realistic, and practical method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%