An evaluation of stereoscopic viewing of erts and skylab images

J.L. van Genderen

An evaluation of stereoscopic viewing of erts and skylab images

J.L. van Genderen

Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation

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Abstract

The parallax on ERTS and Skylab images is sufficiently large for stereoscopic examination by human interpreters. The ability to view the images stereoscopically reduces, the signal-to-noise ratio. The geometry of ERTS and Skylab images reveals that both camera and scanner systems provide parallax. Dy using stereoscopic examination, ground locations are found more rapidly than when the 'apparent' relief suggested solely by tonal patterns is examined monocularly. The resultant relationships observed in this manner between land forms differences make interpretation of vegetation and geomorphology easier.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	European earth resources satellite experiments
Subtitle of host publication	proceedings of a symposium, Frascati, Italy, 28 January-1 February 1974
Place of Publication	Neuilly-sur-Seine
Publisher	ESRO
Pages	47-55
Publication status	Published - 1974

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