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Number of Articles: 12
Global Positioning System (GPS)
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 2-4
Abstract
Positioning based on satellite systems began in early 1961. GPS was evolved over time with the aim of supporting military navigation and fulfilling the need for quick and accurate positioning in the shortest possible time. Vast military needs led to continuous follow-up of spatial systems’ situation. ... Read MoreAn Introduction to Military Geography: Definitions and General Concepts - Part II
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 5-9
Abstract
Military geography is a science that is defined as a branch of geography according to one of the comprehensive definitions of this field. It studies the effect of natural and cultural environment on military / political attitudes, plans, programs and various kinds of military and support operations on ... Read MoreAn Introduction to Snow Environmental Issues
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 10-14
Abstract
Heavy snowfall is one of the characteristics of highlands, and its gradual melting in heights is considered as one of the important water resources in arid areas. Heavy snowfall before winter or in spring might cause delay in beginning of expected weather conditions in different seasons. Heavy snowfall ... Read MoreGIS Experts
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 15-18
Abstract
In recent decades geographic information systems, as a dynamic and unique industry with the aim of optimal management of spatial data, have been accessible to geoscience researchers. This multi-purpose technology has been defined as a set of computer hardware and software used by experts for reception, ... Read MoreFundamentals of Remote Sensing - Part V
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 19-28
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Students must emphasize on successful application of remote sensing which has been described based on collection of relevant data sources and the process and methods of analysis. No unique combination of sensor and method of interpretation is suitable for all environmental research applications and explorations. ... Read MoreHuman and the Environment
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 29-34
Abstract
All the stars and celestial bodies are suspended in space due to gravity. The Sun and other bodies in solar system have emerged gradually. Earth is one of the astonishing realities in universe, because it is exactly at the distance (150,000,000 kilometers) from the Sun that, along with the atmosphere ... Read MoreTraffic Load and the Correct Attitude in Vehicle Usage
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 35-42
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Traffic is the result of utilization of roads and transportation vehicles by human being for economic and social aims. Undoubtedly, modern vehicles, like other manifestations of civilization, cannot be dismissed by humans due to their advantages. However, societies can reduce traffic problems to a minimum ... Read MoreConcept, Definition and Necessity of Rural Development Planning
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 43-46
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Rural development planning is a purposeful process based on participation of villagers with the result of realization of comprehensive economic, social and cultural development.In this paper, using sources of information as well as experiences, and after defining concepts of development planning, rural ... Read MoreFeature Matching for Automatic Creation of Digital Elevation Model
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 47-52
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This paper reviews the application of the MATCH-T System in automatic preparation of digital elevation model using digital image processing, as well as a number of general subjects such as Feature Matching and addition of collected information. Next, the resultant precision in operation of system and ... Read MoreTourism and Sustainable Development
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 53-56
Abstract
The macro policies concerning tourism must be designed and implemented with consideration of environmental sources and necessities, otherwise the development of this industry might leave destructive effects on environmental and national resources, and even on cultural heritance. For better protection ... Read MoreA New Period of Space Competition
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 57-60
Abstract
Over the past two decades, applications of satellite information have expanded along with advancements of remote sensing technology. Expansion of applications of satellite data, while in itself an important step toward fulfilment of needs of human being for information, requires researchers to produce ... Read MoreCombination of GPS and GIS for Emergency Aid Applications
Volume 9, Issue 33 , May 2000, Pages 61-64