Satellite geological and geophysical remote sensing of Iceland — Preliminary results from analysis of MSS imagery
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An overview of remote sensing technology transfer in Canada and the United States
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A stratified-cluster sampling procedure applied to a wildland vegetation inventory using remote sensing
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Opportunities in remote sensing training for the international scientific community
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Remote sensing and mapping of the vegetation and land use of Senegal
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Sino-American cooperative studies on applications of remote sensing to surveying and mapping
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Satellite remote sensing: Implications for state and local information systems
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A selected bibliography: Remote sensing techniques applied to the collection and analysis of soils information
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Remote sensing techniques for monitoring impacts of phosphate mining in southeastern Idaho
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The use of remote sensing data in geographic information systems for hydrologic studies in developing countries
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The South Dakota cooperative land use effort: A state level remote sensing demonstration project
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An overview of remote sensing techniques for irrigation system design and management
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The role of remote sensing in the Department of Interior
Since its creation in 1849, USDI has faced the challenging mission of being custodian of the Nation's natural resources. USDI is directly responsible for management of 30 % of the United State's land area, including administration of more than 600 million acres of Federal land and 300 million acres of subsurface lands where mineral rights have been retained by the Federal Government.
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