Lithology Discrimination in Foreland Basin with Landsat TM

Gül, Murat; Gürbüz, Kemal; Kalelioğlu, Özgür

doi:10.1007/s12524-011-0146-7

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“…Band 7(TM‐7, the band is 2.08–2.35 μm) of the ETM+ image has high reflectivity in the hydroxyl and carbonate rock‐related zones, whereas band 5(TM‐5, the band is 1.55–1.75 μm) has high reflectivity in relation to clay mineral content. In addition, band 1(TM‐1, the band is 0.45–0.52 μm) has high reflectivity in the region containing water (the reflection factor of water is maximum in the band of 0.48–0.55 μm) and aqueous minerals (Gül et al, 2012; Liu et al, 2016). Thus, the RGB 751 false color composition is effective in identifying carbonate rocks and clay mineral areas associated to Paleolithic cave sites.…”

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Study of the paleochannel in the southeastern part of Pyongyang by using topographic and satellite image analysis: A possibility for successful survey of paleolithic site

Jon,

Kim

et al. 2023

Archaeometry

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There are Quaternary paleochannels in the left bank of the lower reaches of the Taedong River in the southeastern side of Pyongyang. We aimed to determine the possibility to find Paleolithic sites by locating terraces and paleochannels using digital elevation models (DEM) and Landsat ETM+. The study on paleochannels focused on survey of terrace of the 80–100 m high, associated with the Paleolithic site, performing topography (elevation, slope and aspect) analysis with DEM data and FCC (False Color Component), BR (Band Ratio), PCA (Principal Component Analysis), ISODATA, and SAM with Landsat ETM+ image. The results show that the analysis method using DEM and ETM+ is effective to find Paleolithic sites through surveys of terrace and paleochannel and analysis of facies.

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