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Maps, Atlases & Books
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Remote Sensing with IDRISI Taiga - A Beginner's Guide
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By Timothy A. Warner and David J. Campagna | 298 pages | 19x26 cm | 2009
This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the IDRISI Taiga remote sensing software package.
With clear instructions and more than 260 color illustrations, the text is ideal for students and
professionals seeking a hands-on and guided exploration of the fundamental issues
in remote sensing and image processing.
For more information, you can download the brochure in PDF format.
Click here for the cover of the beginner's guide. Table of Contents and Chapter One are also
available for download.
US$60.00 a copy (US$10.00 air mail postage included)
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3D Satellite Imagery Postcards
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Fascinating satellite imagery postcards in 3D. The image is printed in colour
on the lenticular plastic sheet on the front side. The back side is laminated
with paper and printed with postcard format in B/W. You do not need to use
any special glasses to view them to get the 3D effect!
One set includes 8 different postcards: (1) The Solar System,
(2) Eastern & Western Hemispheres, (3) The World, (4) China, (5) Hong Kong,
(6) Hong Kong Island & Kowloon, (7) Lantau Island and Hong Kong International Airport, (8) Macau
15cm x 10.5cm (6"x4")
US$10.00 postpaid surface mail
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Educational Inflatable Globes
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Designed and developed by Geocarto, these educational inflatable globes of approx. 30cm (12 inches)
in diameter show the Natural Earth with names of countries and capitals in English. Each globe is supplied with a
reference guide providing equivalent names in Chinese with additional information on the area and population data of
each country. A credit card size fresnel magnifying lens accompanies each globe. They are packed in a beautiful
colour card box. Two versions are available: (1) Globe with Stand and (2) Hanging Globe.
(These Globes are only available from Geocarto who is the sole developer and designer. Please inform us if you find the same Globes elsewhere.)
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US$8.00 + surface mail postage US$4.50 (Globe with stand)
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US$6.50 + surface mail postage US$4.50 (Hanging globe)
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The Pearl River Delta As Seen From Satellite Images (2008 edition) with Fly-thru CD-ROM
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Compiled by K. N. Au | 128 pages | 11.25" x 8.25"
This book comprises 4 main sections. Section 1 presents night-time images of the Pearl River Delta region,
and Hong Kong & its environs. Section 2 contains images of 15 m resolution acquired by Landsat-7 satellite.
Section 3 includes photos of 2 m resolution obtained by the Corona satellite. Section 4 features colour images
of 60 cm resolution taken by the QuickBird satellite. These images were collected in the period 1969 - 2008.
They show the spectacular changes in the Pearl River Delta region over the past 39 years.
US$25.00 a copy postpaid surface mail
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Global Environmental Databases: Present Situation; Future Directions (Volume 2)
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Edited by R. Tateishi and D. Hastings | 154 pages | 175x245 mm | 2002
This book is a sequel to the book, "Global Environmental Databases" which was
published in July 2000 as one of the activities by the International Society for
Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS Working Group IV/6 (1996-2000)). The following
Working Group IV/8 (2000-2004) on "Global Environmental Databases" has taken over this
activity by the same cochairmen, Tateishi and Hastings.
As the same as the first book, this book consists of two parts - Thematic domains and
Cross-cutting issues. The Part I, Thematic domains, deals with specific types of global
environmental data, such as climatic data, livestock data, land use data, and biophysical data.
The Part 2, Cross-cutting issues, deals with common subjects among various environmental
parameters, such as remote sensing data, spatial data infrastructures, administrative and cultural
challenges and policy aspects.
US$25.00 a copy postpaid surface mail
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Global Environmental Databases: Present Situation; Future Directions
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Edited by R. Tateishi and D. Hastings | 256 pages | 175x245 mm | 2000
Research, education, and policy making of/for
global environmental change need global databases
of environmental parameters.
This book was
written, as the first attempt, by internationally reputed
scientists to review the present situation of existing
global datasets, to identify obstacles in global datasets/
databases development and their usage, and to find
the better directions to remove these obstacles.
The book consists of two parts: Thematic domains and
Cross-cutting issues. This book is useful for
environmental scientists, remote sensing scientists,
spatial information scientists, and graduate students
of these fields.
For more information, you can download the brochure in PDF format.
US$30.00 a copy postpaid surface mail
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