NASA NTRS · 19720018630
Recreational uses
Abstract
The application of remote sensors for management planning of recreational areas in and around the Chesapeake Bay is discussed. The use of infrared photography to examine topography, ground water conditions, biotic life, access to surface water, and surrounding land use is emphasized. It is concluded that the greatest advantage to be obtained from remote sensors is the speed with which the data can be acquired and interpreted to permit timely conservation measures to be taken.
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Cox, E. R.. 1972-01-01. Recreational uses. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720018630
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