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Automatic conversion of DSM to DTM by classification techniques using multi-date stereo data from cartosat-1

Sreedhar et al., 2015

Document ID
12558293786710079447
Author
Sreedhar M
Muralikrishnan S
Dadhwal V
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing

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Stereoscopic satellite imaging provides directly the digital surface model (DSM) in contrast to the topographic application which needs digital terrain model (DTM). Presently, DTM is generated manually in 3d environment which is a time consuming exercise. To address this …
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