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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. SELECTED PAPERS ON REMOTE SENSING OF ENVIRONMENT, edited by William A. Fischer, softcover, reprinted by The American Society of Photogrammetry in cooperation with Willow Run Laboratories, Institute of Science and Technology, The University of Michigan, illustrated, 1966 BOOK CONDITION: very good. The text block is in fine condition with no tears, dog ears, or marks. There is no bookplate nor signature of a prior owner. This is not a library book nor a remainder. Tight binding. The light blue wraps are in fairly good condition (discoloring and age-tanning and corner creasing). 11 x 8 ½, 291 pages, 25 ounces. XX [Contents] Preface (William A. Fischer), Remote Sensing (Dana C. Parker and Michael F. Wolff), Potential Applications of Remote Sensing to Ecological Research (Charles F. Cooper), Sea and Earth Surface Temperature Measurement Using Infrared (M. Weiss), The Use of an Infrared Mapper in the Study of Small-Scale Ocean Circulations (William McLeish), An Infrared Technique for Remote Detection of Clear Air Turbulence (R. W. Astheimer), Infrared and Visible Radiation Measurements on High Altitude Balloon Flights at 34km Altitude (F. L. Bartman, L. W. Chaney, P. A. Titus, and M. G. Whybra), Thermal Infrared Imagery and Its Use in Vegetation Analysis by Remote Aerial Reconnaissance (Robert N. Colwell and Don L. Olson), Preliminary Experimental Results with Infrared Line Scanners for Forest Fire Surveillance (Stanley N. Hirsch), Thermal Mapping of Yellowstone National Park (James H. McLerran and Joseph O. Morgan), Infrared Sea Ice Reconnaissance (James H. McLerran), Airborne Crevasse Detection (James H. McLerran), Quantitative Airborne Infrared Mapping (G. England and J. O. Morgan), The Characteristics of Microwave Radiometry in Remote Sensing of Environment (D.M. Hodgin), Microwave Radiometry Measurements Program (W. H. Conway and R. T. Sakamoto), Microwave Radiometric Measurements of Ice and Water (H. G. Pascalar and R. T. Sakamoto), Monocycle Radar Pulses as Environmental Probes (J. C. Cook), Some Applications of Side-Looking Airborne Radar (Jay H. Simons), The Use of Audio and Radio Frequency Pulses for Terrain Studies (A. R. Barringer), Developments Toward the Remote Sensing of Vapours as an Airborne and Space Exploration Tool (A.R. Barringer), Quantitative Detection and Interpretation of Terrestrial Gamma-Ray Spectra (John A.S. Adams and John J.W. Rogers).