2012
DOI: 10.1007/s12303-012-0015-6
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Tidal channel distribution in relation to surface sedimentary facies based on remotely sensed data

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“…The parameter weights are established according to their empirical values, to identify weights that are clearly distinct among the classification items. The segmentation process was performed with a focus on determining the weights dividing each tidal channel boundary and color, to distinguish the surface sediment by the shape and density of the tidal channel and mud content [4,25]. We performed a scale parameter, divided into five steps based on the spatial resolution of the image data.…”
Section: Surface Sediment Classification Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The parameter weights are established according to their empirical values, to identify weights that are clearly distinct among the classification items. The segmentation process was performed with a focus on determining the weights dividing each tidal channel boundary and color, to distinguish the surface sediment by the shape and density of the tidal channel and mud content [4,25]. We performed a scale parameter, divided into five steps based on the spatial resolution of the image data.…”
Section: Surface Sediment Classification Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors of Refs. [40,41], who extracted the geometric information of tidal channels from aerial photography as well as Ref. [42], using electro-optical satellite data (KOMPSAT-2), found lower tidal channel density in areas of higher sand percentage, while complex and dendritic channel patterns were found in mud flat areas.…”
Section: Visual Analysis and Classificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Choi et al (2011) reported that the distribution of surface sedimentary facies is closely related to tidal topography and consequently to tidal wetness (e.g., surface water and interstitial water within surface sediments). Eom et al (2012) quantitatively estimated the relationship between a tidal channel network and the spatial distribution of surface sedimentary facies. However, most studies have only examined the relationship between tidal channels and surface sediment facies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%