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Frontiers of Remote Sensing Information Processing - Chi Hau Chen

Frontiers of Remote Sensing Information Processing

By: Chi Hau Chen (Editor)

Hardcover | 1 December 2002

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Written by leaders in the field of remote sensing information processing, this book covers the frontiers of remote sensors, especially with effective algorithms for signal/image processing and pattern recognition with remote sensing data. Sensor and data fusion issues, SAR images, hyperspectral images, and related special topics are also examined. Techniques making use of neural networks, wavelet transforms, and knowledge-based systems are emphasized. A special set of three chapters is devoted to seismic analysis and discrimination.In summary, the book provides an authoritative treatment of major topics in remote sensing information processing and defines new frontiers for these areas.

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