Impervious - Globe Thesis

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81.	Hydrologic and ecological effects of watershed urbanization: Implication for watershed management in hillslope regions
82.	Incorporating intermediate statistics from partially classified images for impervious surface detection
83.	The effects of suburban land-use change and climate on watershed hydrology in Oakland County, Michigan, 1975--2005
84.	Towards more sustainable urban surface drainage: A comparative case study of impervious cover policies in Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington
85.	Impervious surface estimation from remote sensing imagery using sub-pixel and object-based classifications in Indianapolis, USA
86.	Restoring the hydrologic response to pre-developed conditions in an urbanized headwater catchment: Reality or utopia
87.	Sustaining environmental flows in Southern New England rivers: Effects of watershed factors and land use
88.	Impervious Surface Estimation (ISE) in Humid Subtropical Regions Using Optical and SAR Data
89.	Impacts of impervious surfaces on runoff behavior, Santiago de Chile, 1973--2002: A watershed approach combining statistical methods, remote sensing, and geographic information systems
90.	Classification of impervious land cover using fractals
91.	Characterization of washoff from urban impervious surfaces
92.	Mapping and Assessing Urban Impervious Areas Using Multiple Endmember Spectral Mixture Analysis: A Case Study in the City of Tampa, Florida
93.	Remotely sensed indicators or urban land use intensity: Comparison of sub-pixel analysis techniques
94.	Engineering a Healthier Watershed: Middle School Students Use Engineering Design to Lessen the Impact of Their Campus' Impervious Surfaces on Their Local Watershed
95.	A spatial analysis of the relationship between the occurrence of mange in Pennsylvania's black bear population and impervious land cover
96.	Automated mapping of sub-pixel impervious surface area from landsat imagery
97.	Landscape and impervious surface mapping in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area using Feature Recognition and Decision Tree techniques
98.	Application Of Time Series Remote Sensing Images In Impervious Surface Monitoring To Reduce The Risk Of Urban Flood Disasters
99.	Global Land-cover Classification And Mapping At 30m Using Quantitative Remote Sensing Technique
100.	Optimal Extraction Of Impervious Surface On Sub-Pixel Scale And Spatial-Temporal Analysis Of Its Thermal Environmental Effects
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