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Title: Potenzialità delle immagini telerilevate Spot 5 per inventari forestali su vasta scala.
Authors: Davide, Travaglini
Chirici, Gherardo
Corona, Piermaria
Lamonaca, Andrea
Marchetti, Marco
Keywords: Inventario;Telerilevamento;Area campione;Rilievo in campo;Fotointerpretazione;Classificazione
Issue Date: 2003
Publisher: Accademia Italiana di Scienze Forestali
Source: Travaglini, D. et al. 2003. Potenzialità delle immagini telerilevate Spot 5 per inventari forestali su vasta scala. "L’Italia Forestale e Montana" 58 (4): 301-317.
Abstract: 
The current needs of an in-depth knowledge about forest ecosystems requires the
support of very detailed information. That is why up to now air-born imagery has been
preferred to satellite imagery for forest inventory applications, at least in Italy. The new
satellite sensors with high or very high spatial resolution and quite high spectral
resolution allow to overcome such a limit and can be considered as suitable data for
forest mapping at high and medium scales as well as inventory supports. In such a
view, this paper shows the results of an experimental comparison between sampling
point photointerpretation by Spot 5 images and by digital orthophotos (grey scale/8
bit), over a 15000-ha-wide study area in Central Italy. Albeit a more enlarged testing is
needed for definitive conclusions, the obtained results already prove the significative
efficiency of Spot 5 high resolution images for forest inventory application.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2067/2122
ISSN: 0021-2776
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