The large-scale quantification of impervious surfaces provides valuable information for urban planning and socioeconomic development. Remote sensing and GIS techniques provide spatial and temporal information of land surfaces and are widely used for modeling impervious surfaces. Traditionally, these surfaces are predicted by computing statistical indices derived from different bands available in remotely sensed data, such … CONTINUE READING
Tag: OSM
Kathmandu University Geomatics Engineering Society (GES), in association with Open Data for Resilience Initiative (OpenDRI) Nepal, organized OSM Mapping Party in Kathmandu University (KU) on 27th April 2013 Saturday.
Students from different Departments—Geomatics, Civil, Computer Engineering—participated in the event. This program served as a medium for enthusiastic students to get together and share their ideas. … CONTINUE READING