CARTOGRAPHIC STUDY OF WATER RESOURCES USING HIGH-RESOLUTION SATELLITE IMAGES

Ibragimov  Lazizbek Toshpulat ogli

Authors

Ibragimov Lazizbek Toshpulat ogli Senior Lecturer, Samarkand State Architectural and Construction Institute, Samarkand, Uzbekistan

Keywords:

Spatial images,, visual interpretation, geomorphological processes, remote sensing

Abstract

In modern research practice, thematic decoding is carried out both using visual instrumental methods and using automated methods. Visual interpretation of spatial images is aimed at identifying and classifying surface latitudes, topographic objects, areal and linear changes, geomorphological objects (landforms and geomorphological processes), as well as obtaining widely developed features at high latitudes.

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