Use of collateral information to improve LANDSAT classification accuracies

There are no author-identified significant results in this report

Application of remote sensing to selected problems within the state of California

Specific case studies undertaken to demonstrate the usefulness of remote sensing technology to resource managers in California are highlighted. Applications discussed include the mapping and quantization of wildland fire fuels in Mendocino and Shasta Counties as well as in the Central Valley; the development of a digital spectral/terrain data set for Colusa County; the Forsythe Planning Experiment to maximize the usefulness of inputs from LANDSAT and geographic information systems to county planning in Mendocino County; the development of a digital data bank for Big Basin State Park in Santa Cruz County; the detection of salinity related cotton canopy reflectance differences in the Central Valley; and the surveying of avocado acreage and that of other fruits and nut crops in Southern California. Special studies include the interpretability of high altitude, large format photography of forested areas for coordinated resource planning using U-2 photographs of the NASA Bucks Lake Forestry test site in the Plumas National Forest in the Sierra Nevada Mountains

Application of remote sensing to selected problems within the state of California

There are no author-identified significant results in this report

An Update of NASA Public Health Applications Projects using Remote Sensing Data

Satellite earth observations present a unique vantage point of the earth s environment from space which offers a wealth of health applications for the imaginative investigator. The session will present research results of the remote sensing environmental observations of earth and health applications. This session will an overview of many of the NASA public health applications using Remote Sensing Data and will also discuss opportunities to become a research collaborator with NASA

Application of remote sensing to selected problems within the state of California

There are no author-identified signficant results in this report

Assessment of mechanical damage to entrained ichthyoplankton, VEPCO Surry Nuclear Power Station

Thermal plume ichthyopla~kton sampling during November and December 1976 was cancelled since Units 1 and 2 of VEPCO Surry Nuclear Power Station were non-operational due to refueling. In lieu of the thermal plume ichthyoplankton entrainment program, a sampling program to estimate mortality from mechanical damage was initiated. Four sampling sites were selected for determination of quantity and condition of organisms entering and leaving the plant. Sites were selected at points preceding and following critical areas where the likelihood of damage was greatest. Net .sets were made using a 0.5 meter paired net apparatus. All sets were at bottom strata to maximize catch of postlarval and juvenile croaker, the dominant species during the sampling period. Specimen condition was ranked into three categories; alive, stunned, and dead. Relative specimen condition; e.g. swimming upside down, broken in half, etc., was also noted. Replicate samples were examined after a time lag to determine latent mortality,if any

Application of remote sensing to selected problems within the state of California

There are no author-identified significant results in this report

Monitoring global vegetation

An attempt is made to identify the need for, and the current capability of, a technology which could aid in monitoring the Earth's vegetation resource on a global scale. Vegetation is one of our most critical natural resources, and accurate timely information on its current status and temporal dynamics is essential to understand many basic and applied environmental interrelationships which exist on the small but complex planet Earth

The Impact of Permutable Configurations on Distributed Systems

In recent years, much research has been devoted to the study of DNS; however, few have visualized the structured unification of linked lists and sen- sor networks. After years of structured research into agents, we prove the investigation of agents, which embodies the confusing principles of algorithms. Here we present a heuristic for ambimorphic configurations (RHUS), which we use to dis- prove that replication and thin clients are often in-compatible