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Télédétection multi-échelle des lacs depuis un aéronef ultraléger motorisé

Ulrich Lemmin, Bertrand Merminod, Natacha Pasche
2014
Journal Articles

Abstract

Le projet Léman-Baïkal, fruit d'une collaboration scientifique entre la Russie et la Suisse, a permis de développer une nouvelle plateforme de télédétection utilisant des techniques d'imagerie multispectrale et hyperspectrale. Cette plateforme a été testée avec succès sur un aéronef ultraléger motorisé aussi bien au-dessus des lacs que des terres. Cet article présente la méthodologie développée pour la plateforme de télédétection, ainsi que les premiers résultats.

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Ulrich Lemmin, Bertrand Merminod, Natacha Pasche
2014
Journal Articles

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/7f805a89-2a6f-4e1e-b056-ae291bfbb0e5

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