green space is counted as one of the important bases of each city, especially great cities like tehran. with considering to vast application of urban green aria, the necessity of the managing these sources is felt more day-by-day. for proper managing each source, first the inventory of that source is taken into the consideration. regretfully so far there has been no comprehensive studios patter...

Traditional aerial-triangulation has long relied on control points orientating the photo models into a ground-based coordinate system, reducing the distortion effect when tying photos by imperfect photo measurements, and calibrating camera inner parameters. Field surveying preparing for adequate number of control points and manual measurements of the control points afterwards on the photos cost...

Recent work in computer vision has demonstrated the potential to automatically recover camera and scene geometry from large collections of uncooperatively-collected photos. At the same time, aerial ladar and Geographic Information System (GIS) data are becoming more readily accessible. In this paper, we present a system for fusing these data sources in order to transfer 3D and GIS information i...

Scenes and objects represented in photos have causal relationship to the places where they are taken. In this paper, we propose using geo-information such as aerial photos and location-related texts as features for geotagged image recognition and fusing them with Multiple Kernel Learning (MKL). By the experiments, we have verified the possibility for reflecting location contexts in image recogn...

We present a new image file format, called Progressive Graphics File (PGF), which is based on a discrete wavelet transform with progressive coding features. We show all steps of a transform based coder in detail and discuss some important aspects of our careful implementation. PGF can be used for lossless and lossy compression. It performs best for natural images and aerial ortho-photos. For th...

Historical data were used to reconstruct channel change in the Middle Fork John Day River, a tributary of the Columbia River. Human impacts on the channel from the 1800s to present include: beaver trapping, early alluvial gold mining, dredge mining, livestock grazing, haying and irrigation, railroad-building, road-building, and placing of bank stabilization structures. 1881 land survey records,...