Contribution of GPS and GIS assisted spaceborne remote sensing in the morphotectonic research of Central Macedonia (N. Greece)
Abstract
Earth Observation from space is nowadays an important activity of the European Union within its environmental policies. In this context, spaceborne Remote Sensing has been attracting an increasing attention among the scientific community. In the last few decades, the rapid evolution of space technology has significantly contributed to the recognition of Remote Sensing as an important tool and source of information for Geoscience applications. At the same time, new techniques and advanced capabilities of digital processing of remote sensing data, along with additional technologies such as Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), have established unprecedented capabilities of collection, synthesis, analysis and representation of extremely inhomogeneous data and information. Among many other implications, this has lead to impressive results regarding the digital representation of the Earth’s relief and the mapping of several geodynamical pheno ...
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