Titlebook: Integrated Approach to Environmental Data Management Systems; Nilgun B. Harmancioglu,M. Necdet Alpaslan,Vijay P. Book 1997 Kluwer Academic

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Integrated Approach — A Key to Solving Global Problems the experience of the oceanographic community. It suggests a set of measures designed to make the integration process effective in order to provide data users with timely access to the wide range of environmental data.

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On the Proper Selection of Surrogate Measures in the Design of Data Collection Networksjectives for which data are to be collected. Therefore, surrogate measures are commonly employed to fill this vacuum. In such cases, too little concern for the communality of the surrogate and the desired effects can result in networks that not only are inefficient, but also can lead to the collecti

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Temporal (and Spatial) Scales and Sampling Requirements in Environmental Flows (,)namic perspective. Such time scales are: the molecular diffusion time, .., the falling particle time, .., the mixing time, .., the advection time, .., and the Kolmogorov (or viscous) time, ... For large water bodies, two more time scales can be formulated based on the Coriolis frequency, .., and the

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Integration of Remote Sensing Information, Digital Elevation Models and Digital Maps Within a GIS toarea information is required in order to identify environmental dangers, changes in the ecosystems and for planning of environmental protection or rehabilitation measures. This is also true for hydrological and water management systems dealing with water quantity and water quality. Also, hydrologica

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Use of Remote Sensing Data from Airborne and Spaceborne Active Microwave Sensors Towards Hydrologicastudies, as well as applications of remotely sensed data in studies of precipitation, snow and ice, evapotranspiration, soil moisture, surface water and runoff, and catchment characteristics..More attention is paid to active microwave remote sensing of soil moisture. After reviewing some representat

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Organizational Aspects of Environmental Monitoring and Information Managementoughout the Member States. Regarding the data harmonization, it was recognized that differences in existing monitoring practices create problems when transboundary issues arise. Rivers and ecosystems do not respect human boundaries between local governments or countries; thus, integrated watershed m