aerial photography

collocation in English

meaningsofaerialandphotography

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aerial
noun[C]
uk
/ˈeə.ri.əl/us
/ˈer.i.əl/
a structure made of metal rods or wires that receives or sends out radio or ...
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photography
noun[U]
uk
/fəˈtɒɡ.rə.fi/us
/fəˈtɑː.ɡrə.fi/
the activity or job of taking photographs ...
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Chapter 3 covers remote sensing systems, including sections onaerialphotographyand thermal imaging, and an excellent introduction to the relatively new field of microwave imaging and radar systems.
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Rather, we suppose that all the factors quantified a byaerialphotographyin this study result in the different light-reflection patterns of the classified forest formations.
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Experiments inaerialphotographyhave been carried out and further experiments are planned.
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Aerialphotographyhas a role to play in extensive surveys, but obtaining such photography is always subject to weather conditions.
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Aerialphotographyshows extensive changes in the vegetation in post-war years.
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What didaerialphotographymake visible, and in what temporal framework?
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The plots were installed next to the river or a river-channel bank, to facilitate their localization byaerialphotography.
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Where possible, four random points (one from each quarter) of each vegetation type based on the 2004aerialphotographywere sampled.
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These maps were originally developed fromaerialphotographyand include the outline of the main types of land cover along the river.
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For example, an index of buffalo impact on rain-forest patches could be derived from buffalo tracks observed on historicalaerialphotography.
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Extra sample points were added to sample transitional sites based on theaerialphotographyrecord (maximum of 10 per site).
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The rectangle represents the study area chosen for ground analysis andaerialphotography.
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Data obtained through ground inventories were compared with data obtained fromaerialphotography.
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Some of these are detached and attempt to tackle archaeological problems at a descriptive level, such as field survey, fieldwalking, geophysical survey andaerialphotography.
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Non-destructive measurement of plant growth and nitrogen status of pearl millet with low-altitudeaerialphotography.
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In this study we have been able to verify these relationships as we have knowledge of the recent boundary dynamics based on historicalaerialphotography.
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A new challenging application field concerns using spatial information from surveying, remote sensing, andaerialphotography.
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I believe, due to the nature ofaerialphotographythey are discussing current swiddens only.
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Not surprisingly, he was an early enthusiast for the use ofaerialphotographyas a means of historical investigation.
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