The author has identified the following significant results. Forest fires, oil spills, vegetation damage, volcanoes, storm ridges, earthquakes, and floods have been detected and analyzed

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CONTRACT NAS5-21858
TYPE I PROGRESS REPORT 01 SEPTEMBER 1973 - 31 OCTOBER 1973
Discipline and Sub-disciplines: 8.Interpretation Technique Development
C.Classification and Pattern Recognition
a) TITLE: Studies of Images of Short-Lived Events Using ERTS Data
Proposal No. 128
b) PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: Dr. William A. Deutschman OT-002
c) A STATEMENT AND EXPLANATION OF ANY PROBLEMS: No problems
d) We are continuing to analyze the events for which we have pictures.
We have evaluated 186 Center for Short-Lived Phenomena events to
date and issued 53 event notification reports. We have received
data for 19 of these events and these are the events that we are
currently studying.
e) Our significant results are the continued detection of short-lived
events. We have currently detected and analyzed forest fires, oil
spills, vegetation damage, volcanoes, storm ridges, earthquakes and
floods.
f) N.A.
g) None
h) N.A.
i) None
j) N.A.
k) N.A.
(E74-10081) STUDIES OF IIAGES OF N74-11193
SHORT-LIVED EVENTS USING ERTS DATA
Progress Report, 1 Sep. - 31 Oct. 1973
(Saithsonian Astrophysical Observatory) Unclas
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Studies of images of short-lived events using ERTS data

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