Publication Date:
2011-08-17
Description:
To realize the maximum potential benefits of remote sensing, the technology must be applied by personnel responsible for the management of natural resources and the environment. In Canada and the United States, these managers are often in local offices and are not those responsible for the development of systems to acquire, preprocess, and disseminate remotely sensed data, nor those leading the research and development of techniques for analysis of the data. However, the latter organizations have recognized that the technology they develop must be transferred to the management agencies if the technology is to be useful to society. Problems of motivation and communication associated with the technology transfer process, and some of the methods employed by Federal, State, Provincial, and local agencies, academic institutions, and private organizations to overcome these problems are explored.
Keywords:
EARTH RESOURCES AND REMOTE SENSING
Type:
ERIM Proc. of the 11th Intern. Symp. on Remote Sensing of Environment, Vol. 1; p 325-331
Format:
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