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9780873718974

Wetlands and Environmental Applications of Gis

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  • ISBN13:

    9780873718974

  • ISBN10:

    0873718976

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1995-08-01
  • Publisher: Lewis Pub
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Summary

This book presents powerful techniques that can be used to address issues and problems related to wetlands and surface waters.-- Illustrates the use of satellite data, image processing, and computer modeling in wetlands evaluation, monitoring, and management-- Addresses problems of water resource inventory, planning, and management-- Presents GIS techniques in the context of current problems and practitioner's solutions-- Discusses techniques to analyze wetland characteristics and functions for legal purposes-- Offers measurement methods of freshwater resources including wetlands and water quality, with examples from the Laurentian Great Lakes

Table of Contents

Introduction
Introduction to Wetland and Environmental Engineering Applications of GIS, J.G. Lyon and J. McCarthy
The ABCs of GIS, an Introduction to Geographic Information Systems, R. Congalton and K. Green
Wetland Applications of GIS
An Analytical Model-Based Decision Support GIS for Wetland Resource Management, W. Ji and L.C. Mitchell
Use of a GIS for Wetland Identification, the St. Clair Flats, Michigan, J.G. Lyon and K.F. Adkins
Mangrove Community Structure: Relating Canopy Spectra to Site-Specifc Data, E. Ramsey and J. Jensen
The Use of Archival Landsat MSS and Ancillary Data in a GIS Environment to Map Historical Change in an Urban Riparian Habitat, C. Lee and S. Marsh
Remote Sensing of Suspended Sediments and Wetlands in Western Lake Erie, J.G. Lyon
Use of Geographic Information System Data Base to Measure and Evaluate Wetland Changes in the St. Mary's River, Michigan, D.C. Williams and J.G. Lyon
Airborne Multispectral Scanner Data for Evaluating Bottom Sediment Types and Water Depths of the St. Mary's River, Michigan, J.G. Lyon and D. Williams
Applications for Environmental Engineering
GIS Targets Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution, J. Hamlett, T. Mertz, and G. Petersen
GIS Based Sewer Modeling, U.M. Shamsi
GIS for Oil Spill Response: Database Needs, Uses, and Case Studies from the States of Florida and Texas, M. Garrett
DEM Aggregation and Smoothing Effects on Surface Runoff Modeling, B.E. Vieux
Incorporation of Real-Time Environmental Data into a GIS for Oil Spill Management and Control, M. Garrett and G. Jeffress
Additional Applications and Background
Wetlands Detection Methods Investigation, K.H. Lee and R.S. Lunetta
Analyzing the Cumulative Effects of Forest Practices: Where Do We Start? K. Green, S. Bernath, L. Lackey, M. Brunengo, and S. Smith
Errors in GIS, Assessing Spatial Data Accuracy, P. Bolstad and J. Smith
To Save a River, Building a Resource Decision Support System for the Blackfoot River Drainage, D.E. James and M.J. Hewitt III
Glossary of GIS Terms, B. Kessler

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