Impervious Surface Mapping Saves Time and Money.

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Title: Impervious Surface Mapping Saves Time and Money.
Authors: Stevens, Brian, Lawrence, Aaron
Source: GEOWorld. Jan2009, Vol. 22 Issue 1, p16-19. 4p. 4 Color Photographs.
Subjects: Pilot projects, Cartography automation, Remote sensing, Optical radar, Woolpert Inc.
Geographic Terms: Columbus (Ohio), Ohio
Abstract: The article focuses on the impervious surface mapping (ISM) system, a pilot project launched in Columbus, Ohio. It discusses the mechanism of the ISM which integrates orthoimagery and remote-sensing imagery or the light detection and ranging data. It mentions that the Woolpert Inc. proposed the pilot project for the Ohio Statewide Imagery Program. The ISM process and its advantage over the traditional method is provided.
Database: Engineering Source
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Abstract:The article focuses on the impervious surface mapping (ISM) system, a pilot project launched in Columbus, Ohio. It discusses the mechanism of the ISM which integrates orthoimagery and remote-sensing imagery or the light detection and ranging data. It mentions that the Woolpert Inc. proposed the pilot project for the Ohio Statewide Imagery Program. The ISM process and its advantage over the traditional method is provided.
ISSN:15286274