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Citation	Viseshsin, Sukit. “Application of Digital Elevation Models in Remote Sensing.” In Space Informatics for Grassland Sustainable Development. Proceedings of the First International Seminar on Space Informatics for Sustainable Development: Grassland Monitoring and Management, Ulan Bator, Mongolia, 20-25 June 1995, 167-170. UNCRD Proceedings Series, no. 10. Nagoya, Japan: United Nations Centre for Regional Development; National Space Development Agency of Japan, 1996.
Title	Application of Digital Elevation Models in Remote Sensing
Year	1996
Author	Viseshsin, Sukit Department of Survey Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Material Type	Conference Paper
Features	2 references; 2 figures
Pages	p. 167-170
Relationships	Part of 294 p. Space Informatics for Grassland Sustainable Development
Subjects	REMOTE SENSING 18.04.01 TOPOGRAPHY 18.07.01
Abstract	Digital Elevation Model (DEM) is a form of topographic data which contains ground height or elevation. Usually, the DEM is used for generating a digital orthophotomap and 3-D view for terrain analysis in geomorphology and geological studies, etc. In remote sensing studies, DEM can play a role as one of the supporting data for more information in the classification procedure and others. DEM can also be merged with the remote sensing data to generate superior presentation. --authors' abstract
Control No.	PS 10r