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4 Implications and key issues ....................................................................................... 25
4.1 Data availability and data quality...................................................................... 25
4.2 Costs ................................................................................................................. 26
4.3 Speed of developments ..................................................................................... 26
4.4 Challenges to existing products......................................................................... 27
4.5 Satellite imagery vs aerial imagery ................................................................... 27
4.6 Opportunities..................................................................................................... 27
5 Conclusions ............................................................................................................... 27
5.1 Work package 1 – Topographic Mapping......................................................... 27
5.2 Work package 2 – DEM Creation ..................................................................... 28
5.3 Work package 3 – Change Detection................................................................ 28
5.4 Work package 4 – Land Use ............................................................................. 28
5.5 Work package 5 – Software .............................................................................. 28
5.6 General Conclusions ......................................................................................... 28
6 Recommendations ..................................................................................................... 29
Annexe 1: High Resolution Sensor data for topographic mapping, Paul Marshall,
Ordnance Survey United Kingdom ................................................................................. 31
Annexe 2: Topographic Mapping from High Resolution Space Sensors, Anders Ryden,
National Land Survey of Sweden .................................................................................... 53
Annexe 3: Geometric Aspects Of IKONOS Images, Karsten Jacobsen, University of
Hannover ......................................................................................................................... 61
Annexe 4: High Resolution Sensor data for Automatic Change Detection, Peter M.
Atkinson and Isabel M.J Sargent, University of Southampton ........................................ 71
Annexe 5: High Resolution Sensor data for Automatic Land Use Classification, Peter
M. Atkinson and Isabel M.J Sargent, University of Southampton .................................. 91
Annexe 6: Land Cover Classification using High Resolution IKONOS Data, Peter
Lohmann et al, University of Hannover .......................................................................... 105
Annexe 7: Evaluating The Classication Results Of IKONOS Multispectral Satellite
Imagery In The Production Of Landcover Map, Bulent Cetinkaya et al, General
Command Of Mapping, Turkey ...................................................................................... 135
Reference ......................................................................................................................... 153