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how to calculate strom surge return period
By sanzida,
can anyone tell me the simplest approach pertaining storm surge return period calculation and other relevant analysis particular in this field
Job in Indonesia, Seeking Experts for Project
By yousef2233,
Seeking Experts for Project re: Indonesia Urban Planning
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Description: We are looking for Indonesian's Urban planner Specialist at least 8 years of experience in urban planning and integrated area development planning; at least 5 years experience in development partner-financed project. Project's location in 5 cities in Indonesia.
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Sample data for drastic method
By sanzida,
i need sample data pertaining aquifer vulnerability mapping using DRASTIC method ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
have anyone the idea about free sample data to run the model.....................................
Apply a global geometric transform to a LPS block ?
By nadar,
I'm producing oriented blocks from digital SLR camera combined to a GPS + IMU mems sensor.
The aim is to measure trees size (crown diameter and height) for biomass estimation.
Image resolution is about 15cm. The blocks are quite small (3-10 images in a single row, with 70% overlap)
For one project, it's nearly impossible to obtain accurate GCPs (high density tropical forest), and satellite images are not very good (clouds / haze): I have to rely on GPS / IMU only ("direct georeferencing")
radiometric correction in landsat bands 10 and 11 (TIRS)
By dakaroni,
I'm working on a project right now and I want to make sure that I get the radiometric corrections perfect and I've heard that thermal bands are different from 1-4. I was told that you can't just use darkest object subtraction or a cos(t) model, but that you have to have a different approach altogether. I'm going to be using LandSat8's TIRS (bands 10,11) to try to discern an estimate of surface temperature. The image that I have is relatively free of cloud cover, but I want to make this image as
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