Spatial Accuracy Assessment: Land Information Uncertainty in Natural Resources

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Kim Lowell, Annick Jaton
CRC Press, Mar 1, 2000 - Technology & Engineering - 450 pages
Spatial technologies such as GIS and remote sensing are widely used for environmental and natural resource studies. Spatial Accuracy Assessment provides state-of-the-science methods, techniques and real-world solutions designed to validate spatial data, to meet quality assurance objectives, and to ensure cost-effective project implementation and completion. If you use GIS, remote sensing and other spatial mapping technologies for resource management, land use planning, engineering or environmental studies, this vital reference will save you time and money.
 

Contents

Part I
11
An Agenda for Change N R Chrisman
27
Part II
33
Accept in Our Decisions? A Agumya and G J Hunter 3+35
45
Monte Carlo Modeling of Uncertainty and the Provision
53
Accuracy Assessment and Hydrological Simulation Sensitivity
61
A Case Study in the Great Barrier Reef Lagoon A Lewis
71
ssessing Uncertainty in Modeling Coastal Recession Due to Sea Level Rise
79
Part VI
217
Evaluation of a Procedure for Line Generalization of a Statewide Land Cover Map R S Dzur
227
An Experimental Software for Regularization of Lines Surveyed
233
Regional Predictions
247
The Effects of DEM Generalization Methods on Derived Hydrologic Features D B Gesch
255
Estimation of LandCover Proportions from Aggregated MediumResolution Satellite Data
263
Part VII
271
Local Reduction of Systematic Error in 712 Minute DEMs by Detecting Anisotropy
281

ensitivity of a Quantitative SoilLandscape Model to the Precision of
89
Part III
97
Characterizing Local Spatial Uncertainty in the Optimization
105
Describing Uncertainty in Categorical Maps Using Correlated Categorical Data
113
Incapsulating Simulation Models with Geospatial Data Sets
123
ormulation and Test of a Model of Positional Distortion Fields
131
ntroducing the Concept of Reliability in Spatial Data M Azouzi
139
Part IV
145
isualization of Fuzzy Spatial Information in Spatial DecisionMaking
151
Ise of Variograms to Represent Spatial Uncertainty of Geographic Linear Features F Vauglin
157
Assessing and Visualizing Accuracy During 3D Data Capture at Digital Photogrammetric
165
Part V
173
Toward a Theory of Vector Error Characterization and Propagation G Edwards
183
Super Ground Truth as a Foundation for a Model to Represent
189
Rigorous Geospatial Data Uncertainty Models for GISS
195
Application of a New Model of Vector Data Uncertainty
203
Implementing an ObjectOriented ErrorSensitive GIS M Duckham
209
Improving Air Temperature Interpolation Using Satellite Data A Viau and Y Huang
299
Part VIII
307
Estimating the Proportion
319
SpatioTemporal Prediction of Level 3 Data for NASAs Earth Observing System
331
Part IX
339
Assessment of the Spatial Structure and Properties of Existing Ecoregionalization
349
The Development of a Decision Model
357
Monitoring Defoliation of Forest Trees by Means of LargeScale Digital Image Processing
365
Spatial Monitoring Protocol to Optimize the Monitoring of Forest Entities with Remote
383
Designing an Accuracy Assessment for a USGS Regional Land Cover Mapping Program
393
Uncertainty in Automatically Sampled Digital Elevation Models M J P M Lemmens
399
Quality Control and Validation of PointSourced Environmental Resource Data
409
Preserving Spatial and Attribute Correlation in the Interpolation of Forest Inventory Data
419
Mapping Forest Site Potential at the Local and Landscape Levels
431
Index
445
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