by
by Carlo Travaglia
Environment and Natural Resources Service
and
Niccoló Dainelli
Consultant, Remote Sensing/GIS
Environment and Natural Resources Service
Sustainable
Development Department
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© FAO 2003
Groundwater search by remote sensing: A methodological
approach
by C. Travaglia and N. Dainelli
41 pp., 16 figures, 1 table,
Environment and Natural Resources Working Paper No. 13
FAO, Rome,
2003.
1.1 Background
1.2 Objectives of the study
1.3 Study area
1.4 Data/software used
2.1 Topographic maps georeferentiation
2.2 Satellite data georeferentiation
2.3 Drainage analysis/watershed identification
2.4 Landforms analysis
2.5 Cover analysis
2.6 Lineaments analysis
2.7 Database preparation
2.8 Interpretation
2.9 Field checking