Naslov
Sustainable general survey of the minefields and risk suspected areas by remote sensing from helicopter

Autori
Bajić, Milan

Izvornik
Journal of mine action (1533-9440) Issue 7.3 (2003); 69-75

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u časopisima, članak, znanstveni

Ključne riječi
airborne aquisition; multispectral; multisensor

Sažetak
The ground-based general survey of minefields and of suspected areas is often unaffordable due to limited access. This constraint can be avoided by the use of airborne remote sensing. Airborne remote sensing methods and technology were, in 1999, only promising potential for the needs of humanitarian demining.1 The first project, involving airborne remote sensing aimed at the needs of humanitarian demining, was an excellent means of understanding the complexity of the mine scene.2 There are important lessons to be learned from the project. An interesting approach was the use of an airship as an aerial platform and ultra wide band radar and electro-optical sensors.3 In 2003, airborne remote sensing methods and technology reached maturity, promising their use in wide areas, general surveys and possibly for technical surveys of mined and mine-suspected areas.4, 5 Even though no operational system was available until now, we will know their potential contribution to humanitarian demining in 2004 and 2005.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Geodezija

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