Titlebook: Geo-information; Technologies, Applic Mathias Lemmens Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2011 Earth Observation.GPS.Land Admini

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Die Freunde der italienischen Oper6 m., making use of airborne Lidar technology. The accuracy specifications of the so-called AHN were: 15?cm root mean square error (RMSE) and 5?cm systematic error. At that time, commercial Lidar was still in its infancy and many operational hurdles had to be overcome. The AHN project was completed

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-90038-8uring the first 20 years the emphasis was on development of the technology and strategic applications in a strong national context. In the late 1980s, a process of change of mindset started and Earth observation from space gradually moved away from governmental umbrellas to commercialisation and pri

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Otto Wilhelm Kessler,Wolfgang Kaempfertsearchers and practitioners. Geo-information technology is an excellent aid in solving a great variety of Earth-related problems. However, all users of geo-data will agree that no single geo-data type can provide the optimal solution for a research-related, development-related or some other problem.

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Ludwig Teleky,H. Gerbis,P. Schmidto infrastructure and property. In addition to huge suffering, the economies of many countries, especially the developing ones, where 95% of all fatal casualties from natural disaster occur, get severely affected as a disaster strikes the region. The role of geo-information technology to support risk

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30616-1governance and sustainable development and to eradicate poverty in developing countries (Williamson et al., 2010). How to register relationships between land and people? What is the value of land and what is its use? Who has what rights on which land? These are some of the questions related to land

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Die Freund-Feind-Theorie Carl Schmitts the difficult and complex problem of data capture. Images have for a long time been major information sources for topographic mapping of large areas and creating base maps. Taking images is the fastest and most reliable way to capture reality.

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Photogrammetry: Geometric Data from Imagery, the difficult and complex problem of data capture. Images have for a long time been major information sources for topographic mapping of large areas and creating base maps. Taking images is the fastest and most reliable way to capture reality.