Resource management implications of ERTS-1 data to Ohio
Remote sensing data from ERTS-1 to assist resource management in Ohio
Sweet, D. C.↗
Engineering topics
Wukelic, G. E.
Publications and source records attributed to Wukelic, G. E..
Relevance of ERTS-1 to the state of Ohio
The author has identified the following significant results. To date, only one significant result has been reported for the Ohio ERTS program. This result relates to the proven usefulness of ERTS-1 imagery for mapping and inventorying strip-mined areas in southeastern Ohio. ERTS provides a tool for rapidly and economically acquiring an up-to-date inventory of strip-mined lands for state planning purposes which was not previously possible.
Sweet, D. C.↗
Resource management implications of ERTS-1 data to Ohio
Initial experimental analysis of ERTS-1 imagery has demonstrated that remote sensing from space is a means of delineating and inventorying Ohio's strip-mined areas, detecting power plant smoke plumes, and proving the data necessary for periodically compiling land use maps for the entire state. The nature and extent of these problems throughout Ohio, how ERTS data can contribute to their solution, and estimates of the long term significance of these initial findings to overall resource management interests in Ohio are summarized.
Sweet, D. C.↗
Orbital surveys and state resource management
The resource management implications of satellite earth resource surveys for the state of Ohio are discussed. Discussions cover environmental problems, planning future developments, and short- and long-range benefits of such resource management.
Wukelic, G. E.↗
Selected space goals and objectives and their relation to national goals
Long range space transportation system planning and other national funding priorities
Frazier, N. A.↗