NASA NTRS · 19810004000
Remote sensing applications to resource problems in South Dakota
Abstract
Cooperative projects between RSI and numerous South Dakota agencies have provided a means of incorporating remote sensing techniques into operational programs. Eight projects discussed in detail are: (1) detection of high moisture zones near interstate 90; (2) thermal infrared census of Canada geese in South Dakota; (3) dutch elm disease detection in urban environment; (4) a feasibility study for monitoring effective precipitation in South Dakota using TIROS-N; (5) open and abandoned dump sites in Spink county; (6) the influence of soil reflectance on LANDSAT signatures of crops; (7) A model implementation program for Lake Herman watershed; and (8) the Six-Mile Creek investigation follow-on.
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Myers, V. I., Best, R. G., Dalsted, K. J., Devries, M. E., Eidenshink, J. C., Fowler, R., Heilman, J., Schmer, F. A.. 1980-06-30. Remote sensing applications to resource problems in South Dakota. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19810004000
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