Automated processing and distribution of remote sensing visualisations for disaster prevention and preparedness in local government areas / Prame Chopra and Rick McRae.

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Chopra, Prame

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TextPublication details: [Canberra, A.C.T.] : Emergency Management Australia, 2001.Description: 14 p. : col. ill. ; 30 cmSubject(s):

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Project summary -- Aims of the project -- Background and pre-existing impediments to the take-up of remote sensing at the local level -- Technical results -- LGA Collaboration -- Conclusions -- The future.

Summary: This report describes the develpoment of an on-line automated service to deliver user-customisable remotely sensed imagery in the form of readily comprehended 3D visualisation.

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IDNDR Project 23/1999.

Includes bibliography, p. 14.

This report describes the develpoment of an on-line automated service to deliver user-customisable remotely sensed imagery in the form of readily comprehended 3D visualisation.

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