ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 1997: Vol 52 Index

9 Pages·1997·1.4 MB·English

PHOTOGRAMMETRY
& REMOTE SENSING
ELSEVIER
ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing 52 (1997) 302-303
Author Index, Volume 52
Alurkar, M.S. Dowman, I. Giraudon, G.
See PK. Srivastava. 52/5 (Oct 97): 215 See A. Morgado. 52/4 (Aug 97): 169-182 See L. Gabet. 52/1 (Feb 97): 33-47
221
Drewniok, C. Guindon, B.
Braun, J. Exterior orientation an automatic ap- Assessing the radiometric fidelity of high
See L. Tang. 52/3 (Jun 97): 122-131 proach based on fitting analytic land- resolution satellite image mosaics. 52/5
mark models, with K. Rohr. 52/3 (Jun (Oct 97): 229-243
Buiten, H.J. 97): 132-145
Quality assessment of remote sensing im- Heipke, C.
age registration — analysis and testing Duong, N.D. Invited Review Paper: Automation of inte
of control point residuals, with B. van WinASEAN for remote sensing data anal rior, relative, and absolute orientation
Putten. 52/2 (Apr 97): 57-73 ysis, with S. Takeuchi. 52/6 (Dec 97) 52/1 (Feb 97): 1-19.
253-260 Preface: Automatic Image Orientation
Cary, T. 52/3 (Jun 97): 101-102
Eastman, R.
See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294
See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97)
300 Hohle, J.
300 See K. Cho. 52/6 (Dec 97): 245-246
Chakraborty, M. Computer-assisted teaching and learning in
Estes, J.E.
Discrimination of rice crop grown un- photogrammetry. 52/6 (Dec 97): 266
See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97)
der different cultural practices us- 276
300
ing temporal ERS-1 synthetic aper
ture radar data, with S. Panigrahy and Jensen, J.R.
Faust, N.
S.A. Sharma. 52/4 (Aug 97): 183-191 See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294
See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97)
300
300
Cho, K.
Introduction to the special issue on Com- Foresman, T.W. Kemp, K.K.
puter-Assisted Teaching and Learning Internet teaching foundation for the Re- See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294
(CAT/CAL), with J. Héhle. 52/6 (Dec mote Sensing Core Curriculum pro- 300
97): 245-246 gram, with T. Cary, T. Shupin, R. East-
Toward the optimization of PC-based man, J.E. Estes, N. Faust, J.R. Jensen Kirby, R.P.
training, with S. Murai. 52/6 (Dec 97) and K.K. Kemp. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294- See J. Zhang. 52/5 (Oct 97): 193-201
247-252
300
The first ISPRS software contest for com- Krupnik, A.
puter-assisted teaching (CATCON) Fraser, C.S. Experiments with matching in the ob-
52/6 (Dec 97): 277-280 Digital camera self-calibration ject space for aerotriangulation, with
52/4 (Aug 97): 149-159 T. Schenk. 52/4 (Aug 97): 160-168
Debitsch, R.
See L. Tang. 52/3 (Jun 97): 122-131 Gabet, L. Lue, Y.
Automatic generation of high resolution One step to a higher level of automa
Dikshit,O . urban zone digital elevation models, tion for softcopy photogrammetry: Au
See R. Shankar Thakur. 52/2 (Apr 97) with G. Giraudon and L. Renouard tomatic Interior Orientation. 52/3 (Jun
92-100 52/1 (Feb 97): 33-47 97): 103-109
0924-2716/97/$17.00 Copyright © 1997 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved
PHOTOGRAMMETRY
& REMOTE SENSING
ELSEVIER
ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing 52 (1997) 302-303
Author Index, Volume 52
Alurkar, M.S. Dowman, I. Giraudon, G.
See PK. Srivastava. 52/5 (Oct 97): 215 See A. Morgado. 52/4 (Aug 97): 169-182 See L. Gabet. 52/1 (Feb 97): 33-47
221
Drewniok, C. Guindon, B.
Braun, J. Exterior orientation an automatic ap- Assessing the radiometric fidelity of high
See L. Tang. 52/3 (Jun 97): 122-131 proach based on fitting analytic land- resolution satellite image mosaics. 52/5
mark models, with K. Rohr. 52/3 (Jun (Oct 97): 229-243
Buiten, H.J. 97): 132-145
Quality assessment of remote sensing im- Heipke, C.
age registration — analysis and testing Duong, N.D. Invited Review Paper: Automation of inte
of control point residuals, with B. van WinASEAN for remote sensing data anal rior, relative, and absolute orientation
Putten. 52/2 (Apr 97): 57-73 ysis, with S. Takeuchi. 52/6 (Dec 97) 52/1 (Feb 97): 1-19.
253-260 Preface: Automatic Image Orientation
Cary, T. 52/3 (Jun 97): 101-102
Eastman, R.
See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294
See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97)
300 Hohle, J.
300 See K. Cho. 52/6 (Dec 97): 245-246
Chakraborty, M. Computer-assisted teaching and learning in
Estes, J.E.
Discrimination of rice crop grown un- photogrammetry. 52/6 (Dec 97): 266
See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97)
der different cultural practices us- 276
300
ing temporal ERS-1 synthetic aper
ture radar data, with S. Panigrahy and Jensen, J.R.
Faust, N.
S.A. Sharma. 52/4 (Aug 97): 183-191 See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294
See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97)
300
300
Cho, K.
Introduction to the special issue on Com- Foresman, T.W. Kemp, K.K.
puter-Assisted Teaching and Learning Internet teaching foundation for the Re- See T.W. Foresman. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294
(CAT/CAL), with J. Héhle. 52/6 (Dec mote Sensing Core Curriculum pro- 300
97): 245-246 gram, with T. Cary, T. Shupin, R. East-
Toward the optimization of PC-based man, J.E. Estes, N. Faust, J.R. Jensen Kirby, R.P.
training, with S. Murai. 52/6 (Dec 97) and K.K. Kemp. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294- See J. Zhang. 52/5 (Oct 97): 193-201
247-252
300
The first ISPRS software contest for com- Krupnik, A.
puter-assisted teaching (CATCON) Fraser, C.S. Experiments with matching in the ob-
52/6 (Dec 97): 277-280 Digital camera self-calibration ject space for aerotriangulation, with
52/4 (Aug 97): 149-159 T. Schenk. 52/4 (Aug 97): 160-168
Debitsch, R.
See L. Tang. 52/3 (Jun 97): 122-131 Gabet, L. Lue, Y.
Automatic generation of high resolution One step to a higher level of automa
Dikshit,O . urban zone digital elevation models, tion for softcopy photogrammetry: Au
See R. Shankar Thakur. 52/2 (Apr 97) with G. Giraudon and L. Renouard tomatic Interior Orientation. 52/3 (Jun
92-100 52/1 (Feb 97): 33-47 97): 103-109
0924-2716/97/$17.00 Copyright © 1997 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved
Author Index/ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing 52 (1997) 302-303 303
Mason, S. Rohr, K. products, with M.S. Alurkar. 52/5 (Oct
Investigation of the Kodak DCS460 digital See C. Drewniok. 52/3 (Jun 97): 132-145. 97): 215-221
camera for small-area mapping, with
H. Riither and J. Smit. 52/5 (Oct 97) Riither, H. Stubkjer, E.
202-214 See S. Mason. 52/5 (Oct 97): 202-214. The World Wide Web and university ed-
ucation in remote sensing. 52/6 (Dec
Morgado, A. Schenk, T. 97): 281-293
A procedure for automatic absolute orien- Towards automatic aerial triangulation.
tation using aerial photographs and a 52/3 (Jun 97): 110-121 Takeuchi, S.
map, with I. Dowman. 52/4 (Aug 97) See A. Krupnik. 52/4 (Aug 97): 160-168.
See N.D. Duong. 52/6 (Dec 97): 253-260
169-182
Shan, J.
Tang, L.
Murai, S. Photogrammetric object description with
Automatic aerotriangulation — concept,
See X. Wu 52/1 (Feb 97): 20-32 projective invariants. 52/5 (Oct 97):
realization and results, with J. Braun
See K. Cho. 52/6 (Dec 97): 247-252
and R. Debitsch. 52/3 (Jun 97): 122
131
Neesset, E. Shankar Thakur, R.
Determination of mean tree height of for- Contextual classification with IRS LISS-II
van Putten, B.
est stands using airborne laser scanner imagery, with O. Dikshit. 52/2 (Apr
See H.J. Buiten. 52/2 (Apr 97): 57-73
data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 49-56 97): 92-100
Panigrahy, S. Sharma, S.A. Wu, X.
Mapping of crop rotation using multidate See S. Panigrahy. 52/2 (Apr 97): 85-91 Image matching using a three line scanner,
Indian Remote Sensing Satellite digital See M. Chakraborty. 52/4 (Aug 97): 183- with S. Murai. 52/1 (Feb 97): 20-32
data, with S.A. Sharma. 52/2 (Apr 97) 191.
85-91. Zhang, J.
See M. Chakraborty. 52/4 (Aug 97): 183- Shupin, T. An evaluation of fuzzy approaches to
19] See T.W. Foresman 52/6 (Dec 97): 294- mapping land cover from aerial pho-
300. tographs, with R.P. Kirby. 52/5 (Oct
Ren, F. 97): 193-201.
A training model for GIS application in Smit,J .
land resource allocation, 52/6 (Dec 97) See S. Mason. 52/5 (Oct 97): 202-214 Zhou,G .
261-265 Primitive recognition using aspect-inter-
Srivastava, P.K. pretation model matching in _ both
Renouard, L. Inflight calibration of IRS-1C imaging ge CAD- and LP-based measurement sys-
See L. Gabet. 52/1 (Feb 97): 33-47 ometry for data tems. 52/2 (Apr 97): 74-84
PHOTOGRAMMETRY
& REMOTE SENSING
ELSEVIER
ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing 52 (1997) 304—307
Subject Index, Volume 52
Absolute orientation Automatic registration CAT
A procedure for automatic absolute orien A procedure for automatic absolute orien Toward the optimization of PC-based
tation using aerial photographs and a tation using aerial photographs and a training. 52/6 (Dec 97): 247-252
map. 52/4 (Aug 97): 169-182 map. 52/4 (Aug 97): 169-182 The first ISPRS software contest for com
puter-assisted teaching (CATCON)
Aerial triangulation Automation 52/6 (Dec 97): 277-280
Towards automatic aerial triangulation Invited Review Paper: Automation of inte-
52/3 (Jun 97): 110-121 rior, relative, and absolute orientation Classification accuracy
52/1 (Feb 97): 1-19 Mapping of crop rotation using multidate
One step to a higher level of automa- Indian Remote Sensing Satellite digital
Algorithms tion for softcopy photogrammetry: Au- data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 85-91
Towards automatic aerial triangulation tomatic Interior Orientation. 52/3 (Jun Discrimination of rice crop grown under
52/3 (Jun 97): 110-121 97): 103-109 different cultural practices using tem
Towards automatic aerial triangulation poral ERS-1| synthetic aperture radar
Area-correlation 52/3 (Jun 97): 110-121 data. 52/4 (Aug 97): 183-191
Image matching using a three line scanner
52/1 (Feb 97): 20-32 CAD Close-range photogrammetry
Primitive recognition using aspect-inter Digital camera self-calibration. 52/4 (Aug
97): 149-159
Aspect-interpretation pretation model matching in both
Primitive recognition using aspect-inter CAD- and LP-based measurement sys- Collegiate
pretation model matching in both tems. 52/2 (Apr 97): 74-84 Internet teaching foundation for the Re
CAD- and LP-based measurement sys-
mote Sensing Core Curriculum pro
tems. 52/2 (Apr 97): 74-84 CAL gram. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294-300
Toward the optimization of PC-based
training. 52/6 (Dec 97): 247-252
Assessment The first ISPRS software contest for com- Computer-aided training
An evaluation of fuzzy approaches to A training model for GIS application in
puter-assisted teaching (CATCON)
mapping land cover from aerial pho land resource allocation. 52/6 (Dec 97)
52/6 (Dec 97): 277-280
tographs. 52/5 (Oct 97): 193-201 261-265
Calibration Computer-assisted learning
Automatic aerotriangulation Investigation of the Kodak DCS460 digital Computer-assisted teaching and learning in
Automatic aerotriangulation concept, camera for small-area mapping. 52/5 photogrammetry. 52/6 (Dec 97): 266
realization and results. 52/3 (Jun 97) (Oct 97): 202-214
276
122-131
Experiments with matching in the object Camera calibration Computer-assisted teaching
space for aerotriangulation. 52/4 (Aug Digital camera self-calibration. 52/4 (Aug Computer-assisted teaching and learning in
7): 160-168
97): 149-159 photogrammetry. 52/6 (Dec 97): 266
276
Automatic orientation Camera geometry
Exterior orientation — an automatic ap- Inflight calibration of IRS-1C imaging ge Context
proach based on fitting analytic land ometry for data products. 52/5 (Oct Contextual classification with IRS LISS-II
mark models. 52/3 (Jun 97): 132-145 97): 215-221 imagery. 52/2 (Apr 97): 92-100
0924-2716/97/$17.00 Copyright ¢ 1997 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved
Subject Index/ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing 52 (1997) 304-307 305
Core curriculum Towards automatic aerial triangulation. A training model for GIS application in
Internet teaching foundation for the Re- 52/3 (Jun 97): 110-121 land resource allocation. 52/6 (Dec 97)
mote Sensing Core Curriculum pro Automatic aerotriangulation — concept, 261-265
gram. 52/6 (Dc 97): 294-300. realization and results. 52/3 (Jun 97) The first ISPRS software contest for com-
122-131. puter-assisted teaching (CATCON)
Crop rotation Experiments with matching in the object 52/6 (Dec 97): 277-280
Mapping of crop rotation using multidate space for aerotriangulation. 52/4 (Aug
Indian Remote Sensing Satellite digital 97): 160-168 Ground control points
data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 85-91 Computer-assisted teaching and learning in Quality assessment of remote sensing im-
photogrammetry. 52/6 (Dec 97): 266 age registration — analysis and testing
Cropping system 276. of control point residuals. 52/2 (Apr
Mapping of crop rotation using multidate 97): 57-73
Indian Remote Sensing Satellite digital Digital Elevation Model
data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 85-91 Automatic generation of high resolution Hands-on training
urban zone digital elevation models Toward the optimization of PC-based
Cross-ratio 52/1 (Feb 97): 33-47 training. 52/6 (Dec 97): 247-252
Photogrammetric object description with
projective invariants 52/5 (Oct 97) Distance learning Hypertext
222-228 Internet teaching foundation for the Re- The World Wide Web and university ed-
ucation in remote sensing. 52/6 (Dec
mote Sensing Core Curriculum pro-
97): 281-293
Cultural type gram. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294-300
Discrimination of rice crop grown under
Image analysis software
different cultural practices using tem- Education
WinASEAN for remote sensing data anal
poral ERS-1! synthetic aperture radar
Internet teaching foundation for the Re- ysis. 52/6 (Dec 97): 253-260
data. 52/4 (Aug 97): 183-191 mote Sensing Core Curriculum pro-
gram. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294-300 Image analysis system
Data products
WinASEAN for remote sensing data anal-
Inflight calibration of IRS-1C imaging ge-
Educational technology ysis. 52/6 (Dec 97): 253-260
ometry for data products. 52/5 (Oct
The World Wide Web and university ed-
97): 215-221
ucation in remote sensing. 52/6 (Dec Image connection
97): 281-293 Automatic aerotriangulation — concept,
Digital camera
realization and results. 52/3 (Jun 97)
Digital camera self-calibration. 52/4 (Aug
ERS SAR 122-131
97): 149-159
Discrimination of rice crop grown under
Investigation of the Kodak DCS460 digital different cultural practices using tem- Image matching
c(Oacmte ra97 ); fo2r 02s-m2a1l4l -area mapping. 52/5 poral ERS-1 synthetic aperture radar Image matching using a three line scanner.
data. 52/4 (Aug 97): 183-191 52/1 (Feb 97): 20-32
One step to a higher level of automa-
Digital image matching Focal plane arrangement tion for softcopy photogrammetry: Au-
Automatic aerotriangulation — concept, tomatic Interior Orientation. 52/3 (Jun
Inflight calibration of IRS-1C imaging ge-
realization and results. 52/3 (Jun 97) ometry for data products. 52/5 (Oct 97): 103-109
122-131
97): 215-221
Image processing
Digital image processing Computer-assisted teaching and learning in
Quality assessment of remote sensing im- Forest inventory photogrammetry. 52/6 (Dec 97): 266-
age registration — analysis and testing Determination of mean tree height of for- 2777 6
of control point residuals. 52/2 (Apr est stands using airborne laser scanner
97): 57-73 data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 49-56 Image registration
Quality assessment of remote sensing im-
Digital photogrammetry Fuzzy classification age registration — analysis and testing
Invited Review Paper: Automation of inte- An evaluation of fuzzy approaches to of control point residuals. 52/2 (Apr
rior, relative, and absolute orientation mapping land cover from aerial pho- 97): 57- 73.
52/1 (Feb 97): 1-19 tographs. 52/5 (Oct 97): 193-201.
One step to a higher level of automa Image understanding
tion for softcopy photogrammetry: Au- GIS Photogrammetric object description with
tomatic Interior Orientation. 52/3 (Jun Toward the optimization of PC-based projective invariants 52/5 (Oct 97)
97): 103-109 training. 52/6 (Dec 97): 247-252.
306 Subject Index/ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing 52 (1997) 304—307
Image mosaics Line photogrammetry Near infrared
Assessing the radiometric fidelity of high Primitive recognition using aspect-inter Mapping of crop rotation using multidate
resolution satellite image mosaics. 52/5 pretation model matching in both Indian Remote Sensing Satellite digital
(Oct 97): 229-243 CAD- and LP-based measurement sys data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 85-91
tems. 52/2 (Apr 97): 74-84
Information resources Object description
Photogrammetric object description with
The World Wide Web and university ed- Linear CCD camera
ucation in remote sensing. 52/6 (Dec Image matching using a three line scanner projective invariants. 52/5 (Oct 97)
97): 281-293 52/1 (Feb 97): 20-32
Object-space matching
Inter-camera alignment LISS-I Experiments with matching in the object
Inflight calibration of IRS-1C imaging ge- Mapping of crop rotation using multidate space for aerotriangulation. 52/4 (Aug
ometry for data products. 52/5 (Oct Indian Remote Sensing Satellite digital 97): 160-168
97): 215-221 data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 85-91
Orientation
Interior orientation Mapping Invited Review Paper: Automation of inte
One step to a higher level of automa Investigation of the Kodak DCS460 digital rior, relative, and absolute orientation
tion for softcopy photogrammetry: Au camera for small-area mapping. 52/5 52/1 (Feb 97): 1-19
tomatic Interior Orientation. 52/3 (Jun (Oct 97): 202-214
7): 103-109 Parametric intensity model
Exterior orientation an automatic ap-
Model-fitting
proach based on fitting analytic land
Internet Exterior orientation an automatic ap-
mark models. 52/3 (Jun 97): 132-145
Internet teaching foundation for the Re- proach based on fitting analytic land-
mote Sensing Core Curriculum pro- mark models. 52/3 (Jun 97): 132-145 PC
gram. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294-300 Toward the optimization of PC-based
Model matching training. 52/6 (Dec 97): 247-252
Internet Primitive recognition using aspect-inter-
The World Wide Web and university ed pretation model matching in both Personal computer
ucation in remote sensing. 52/6 (Dec CAD- and LP-based measurement sys- WinASEAN for remote sensing data anal-
97): 281-293 tems. 52/2 (Apr 97): 74-84 ysis. 52/6 (Dec 97): 253-260
Photogrammetry
IRS Multi-temporal
An evaluation of fuzzy approaches to
Mapping of crop rotation using multidate Mapping of crop rotation using multidate
mapping land cover from aerial pho-
Indian Remote Sensing Satellite digital Indian Remote Sensing& Satellite diggi tal
tographs. 52/5 (Oct 97): 193-201
data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 85-91 data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 85-91
The first ISPRS software contest for com
puter-assisted teaching (CATCON)
IRS-1C Multidate 52/6 (Dec 97): 277-280
Inflight calibration of IRS-1C imaging ge- Discrimination of rice crop grown under
ometry for data products. 52/5 (Oct different cultural practices using tem- Polygon matching
97): 215-221 poral ERS-1 synthetic aperture radar A procedure for automatic absolute orien
data. 52/4 (Aug 97): 183-191 tation using aerial photographs and a
Land cover map. 52/4 (Aug 97): 169-182
An evaluation of fuzzy approaches to Multiple correlation algorythms
mapping land cover from aerial pho- Automatic generation of high resolution Principal component analysis
tographs. 52/5 (Oct 97): 193-201 urban zone digital elevation models Mapping of crop rotation using multidate
52/1 (Feb 97): 33-47 Indian Remote Sensing Satellite digital
data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 85-91
Land use
A training model for GIS application in Multiple-image matching
Probabilistic relaxation
land resource allocation. 52/6 (Dec 97) Experiments with matching in the object
Contextual classification with IRS LISS-II
261-265 space for aerotriangulation. 52/4 (Aug
imagery. 52/2 (Apr 97): 92-100
97): 160-168
Laser scanning Projective invariant
Determination of mean tree height of for- Multispectral classification Photogrammetric object description with
est stands using airborne laser scanner Contextual classification with IRS LISS-II projective invariants. 52/5 (Oct 97)
data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 49-56 imagery. 52/2 (Apr 97): 92-100 222228
Subject Index/ISPRS . Journal of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing 52 (1997) 304-307
Quality assessment Review of control point residuals. 52/2
Quality assessment of remote sensing im Invited Review Paper: Automation of inte- 97): 57— 73
age registration — analysis and testing rior, relative, and absolute orientation
of control point residuals. 52/2 (Apr 52/1 (Feb 97): 1-19
Stereovision process
97): 57-73
Automatic generation of high resolution
Rice
Radiometric normalization Discrimination of rice crop grown under urban zone digital elevation models
Assessing the radiometric fidelity of high different cultural practices using tem- 52/1 (Feb 97): 33-47
resolution satellite image mosaics. 52/5 poral ERS-1 synthetic aperture radar
(Oct 97): 229-243 data. 52/4 (Aug 97): 183-191 Teachware
Computer-assisted teaching and learning in
Recognition Self-calibration photogrammetry. 52/6 (Dec 97): 266-
Primitive recognition using aspect-inter- Digital camera self-calibration. 52/4 (Aug 276
pretation model matching in both 97): 149-159
CAD- and LP-based measurement sys-
tems. 52/2 (Apr 97): 74-84 Tie point
Sequence of aerial images Automatic aerotriangulation — concept,
Automatic generation of high resolution
Relational matching realization and results. 52/3 (Jun 97)
Exterior orientation an automatic ap urban zone digital elevation models. 122-131
52/1 (Feb 97): 33-47
proach based on fitting analytic land-
mark models. 52/3 (Jun 97): 132-145 Signal localization Training
Relaxation Exterior orientation — an automatic ap- WinASEAN for remote sensing data anal-
Image matching using a three line scanner proach based on fitting analytic land- ysis. 52/6 (Dec 97): 253-260
52/1 (Feb 97): 20-32 mark models. 52/3 (Jun 97): 132-145
Tree heights
Remote sensing Small format Determination of mean tree height of for-
Quality assessment of remote sensing im Investigation of the Kodak DCS460 digital est stands using airborne laser scanner
age registration — analysis and testing camera for small-area mapping. 52/5 data. 52/2 (Apr 97): 49-56
of control point residuals. 52/2 (Apr (Oct 97): 202-214
97): 57- 73
Urban database
Toward the optimization of PC-based Software contest
Automatic generation of high resolution
training. 52/6 (Dec 97): 247-252 The first ISPRS software contest for com-
urban zone digital elevation models.
The first ISPRS software contest for com- puter-assisted teaching (CATCON). 52/1 (Feb 97): 33-47
puter-assisted teaching (CATCON) 52/6 (Dec 97): 277-280
52/6 (Dec 97): 277-280
Internet teaching foundation for the Re Statistical tests Vision
mote Sensing Core Curriculum pro Quality assessment of remote sensing im- Towards automatic aerial triangulation
gram. 52/6 (Dec 97): 294-300 age registration — analysis and testing 52/3 (Jun 97): 110-121.