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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"ASTER DEM"”.
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A regional study of landslide hazards and related features in the Upper Indus River Basin, northern Pakistan
… topographic maps from Russia combined with ASTER DEM 30m resolution data. Topographic recognition keys were then employed to aid in the visual identification and delineation of past landslides, rockslide avalanches, and landslide dam sites. The first order reconnaissance level inventory …
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An integrated approach to groundwater exploration using remotely sensed imagery and geophysical techniques: a case study in the Archean basement and Karoo sedimentary basins of Limpopo Province of South Africa
… The area of focus is located in the northeastern section of Limpopo province, covering an area of about 16 800km2. Geologically, it is underlain by three Lithostratigraphic domains comprised of Archean-aged basement rocks, Soutpansberg volcano-sedimentary succession and subsidiary basins of …
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Utilisation of remote sensing for the study of debris-covered glaciers: development and testing of techniques on Miage Glacier, Italian Alps
… infrared satellite sensors, such as TERRA ASTER, for studying debris-covered glaciers; ii) to develop techniques to fully exploit the capability of these satellite sensors to extract useful information, and monitor changes over time. Research was focused on four interrelated studies at the …
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InSAR time series analysis and machine learning for ground subsidence monitoring and susceptibility mapping in Midvaal, South Africa
… examining the impact of Digital Elevation Model (DEM) vertical accuracy on ground subsidence monitoring accuracy, identifying the spatial and temporal (spatio-temporal) patterns of ground subsidence, and employing machine learning to create predictive models for ground subsidence susceptibility …
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Multidisciplinary investigations of the Chaman strike-slip fault along the western Indo-Asian collision boundary, Pakistan
The Chaman left-lateral strike-slip fault bounds the collision zone between Indian and Eurasian plates at the western end of the Himalayan-Tibetan orogen and connects the Makran subduction zone to the Himalayan convergence zone. This western collision boundary received extensive magmatism as …