NASA NTRS · 19730002569
ERTS computer compatible tape data processing and analysis. Appendix 1: The utility of imaging radars for the study of lake ice
Abstract
There are no author-identified significant results in this report. Remotely sensed multispectral scanner and return beam vidicon imagery from ERTS-1 is being used for: (1) water depth measurements in the Virgin Islands and Upper Lake Michigan areas; (2) mapping of the Yellowstone National Park; (3) assessment of atmospheric effects in Colorado; (4) lake ice surveillance in Canada and Great Lakes areas; (5) recreational land use in Southeast Michigan; (6) International Field Year on the Great Lakes investigations of Lake Ontario; (7) image enhancement of multispectral scanner data using existing techniques; (8) water quality monitoring of the New York Bight, Tampa Bay, Lake Michigan, Santa Barbara Channel, and Lake Erie; (9) oil pollution detection in the Chesapeake Bay, Gulf of Mexico southwest of New Orleans, and Santa Barbara Channel; and (10) mapping iron compounds in the Wind River Mountains.
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Polcyn, F. C., Thomson, F. J., Porcello, L. J., Sattinger, I. J., Malila, W. A., Wezernak, C. T., Horvath, R., Vincent, R. K., Bryan, M. L.. 1972-10-31. ERTS computer compatible tape data processing and analysis. Appendix 1: The utility of imaging radars for the study of lake ice. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19730002569
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