The object of this investigation is to evaluate the utility of the photographs from NASA's North Carolina Test Site 46 for studying slope failure phenomena. Slope failure forms depicted by the photography include both erosional and mass wastage forms. The imagery made available to the investigator includes the following: Ektachrome, Ektachrome infrared, panchromatic, and multi-spectral nine-lens photography. The Ektachrome and Ektachrome infrared was available from each of the five missions conducted in the area of study (Missions 14,23, 34,53, and 65). The multi-spectral nine-lens was available from two missions (14 and 23), and the panchromatic photography was available from a single mission (14).
An Evaluation of the Utility of Available Remote Sensor Returns for a Study of Slope Failure Phenomena
1971
40 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Natural Resources & Earth Sciences , Terrain , Erosion , Aerial photography , Photointerpretation , Infrared photography , Color photography , Multiband spectral reconnaissance , North Carolina , Remote sensing , Slopes , Buncombe County(North Carolina) , Henderson County(North Carolina) , Madison County(North Carolina) , Transylvania County(North Carolina)
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