International Journal of Remote Sensing

Giant glacial grooves detected on Landsat ETM+ satellite imagery
pp. 905-910(6)
Authors: Stokes, C. R.; Clark, C. D.

Variability of the South Atlantic upper ocean circulation: a data assimilation experiment with 5 years of TOPEX/POSEIDON altimeter observations
pp. 911-934(24)
Authors: Garnier, E.; Verron, J.; Barnier, B.

Towards an automated ocean feature detection, extraction and classification scheme for SAR imagery
pp. 935-951(17)
Authors: Wu, S. Y.; Liu, A. K.

The relation between spectral reflectance and dissolved organic carbon in lake water: Kejimkujik National Park, Nova Scotia, Canada
pp. 953-967(15)
Authors: Hirtle, H.; Rencz, A.

Comparison of global chlorophyll climatologies: In situ, CZCS, Blended in situ-CZCS and SeaWiFS
pp. 969-991(23)
Authors: Conkright, M. E.; Gregg, W. W.

Role of remote sensing and GIS techniques for generation of groundwater prospect zones towards rural development--an approach
pp. 993-1008(16)
Authors: Jaiswal, R. K.; Mukherjee, S.; Krishnamurthy, J.; Saxena, R.

An integrative classification of vegetation in China based on NOAA AVHRR and vegetation-climate indices of the Holdridge life zone
pp. 1009-1027(19)
Authors: Pan, Y.; Li, X.; Gong, P.; He, C.; Shi, P.; Pu, R.

Mapping ecological conditions in the Okavango delta, Botswana using fine and coarse resolution systems including simulated SPOT vegetation imagery
pp. 1029-1052(24)
Authors: Ringrose, S.; Vanderpost, C.; Matheson, W.

Mapping habitat and biological diversity in the Maasai Mara ecosystem
pp. 1053-1069(17)
Authors: Oindo, B. O.; Skidmore, A. K.; de Salvo, P.

Comparison of sugar beet crop cover estimates from radar and optical data
pp. 1071-1082(12)
Authors: Vyas, S. P.; Steven, M. D.; Jaggard, K. W.; Xu, H.

Characterization of vegetation in the south of México by means of a canonical expansion
pp. 1083-1093(11)
Authors: Lira, J.; García, E.

Book Reviews
pp. 1095-1096(2)

Algorithm development for the estimation of snow water equivalent in the boreal forest using passive microwave data
pp. 1097-1102(6)
Authors: Goïta, K.; Walker, A. E.; Goodison, B. E.

First observation of the hot spot from space at sub-degree angular resolution using POLDER data
pp. 1103-1110(8)
Authors: Grant, I. F.; Bréon, F.- M.; Leroy, M. M.

Variability of the Seasonally Integrated Normalized Difference Vegetation Index Across the North Slope of Alaska in the 1990s
pp. 1111-1117(7)
Authors: Stow, D.; Daeschner, S.; Hope, A.; Douglas, D.; Petersen, A.; Myneni, R.; Zhou, L.; Oechel, W.

Automated monitoring of snow cover over South America using GOES Imager data
pp. 1119-1125(7)
Authors: Romanov, P.; Tarpley, D.

Wind driven upwelling in the Gulf of Nicoya, Costa Rica
pp. 1127-1133(7)
Authors: Brenes, C. L.; Coen, J. E.; Chelton, D. B.; Enfield, D. B.; León, S.; Ballestero, D.

Predicting potential vegetation index values as a reference for the assessment and monitoring of dryland condition
pp. 1135-1141(7)
Authors: Boer, M. M.; Puigdefábregas, J.

The empirical line method for the atmospheric correction of IKONOS imagery
pp. 1143-1150(8)
Authors: Karpouzli, E.; Malthus, T.

Artificial neural networks as a tool for mineral potential mapping with GIS
pp. 1151-1156(6)
Authors: Rigol-Sanchez, J. P.; Chica-Olmo, M.; Abarca-Hernandez, F.

Adaptation of an algorithm for chlorophyll-a estimation by optical data in the oligotrophic Gulf of Eilat
pp. 1157-1163(7)
Authors: Iluz, D.; Yacobi, Y. Z.; Gitelson, A.

The perimeter/area ratio as an index of misregistration bias in land cover change estimates
pp. 1165-1170(6)
Authors: Salas, W. A.; Boles, S. H.; Frolking, S.; Xiao, X.; Li, C.

A local algorithm for estimation of yellow substance (gelbstoff) in coastal waters from SeaWiFS data: Pearl River estuary, China
pp. 1171-1176(6)
Authors: Chen, Chuqun; Shi, Ping; Zhan, Haigang

In-flight spectral calibration of the oxygen A-band channel of MERIS
pp. 1177-1182(6)
Authors: Dubuisson, P.; Borde, R.; Dessailly, D.; Santer, R.