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tional Workshop, National Hydrology Research Institute, Saskatoon, SK., Canada, 18-20 October,
1994, NHRISymposium No.14, 127-135
Schultz, G.A., 1988. Remote sensing in hydrology. J. Hydrol., 100,1/3,239-265
Schultz, G.A., 1994. Meso-scale modelling of runoff and water balances using remote sensing ad other
GIS data. J. Hydrol., 39, 2,121-141
Schultz, G.A., 1996. Remote sensing applications to hydrology: runoff. J. Hydrol., 41,4,453-475.
Schultz, G.A. and E.e. Barrett, 1989. Advances in remote sensing for hydrology and water resources
management. UNESCO IHP-\11 Project 5.1, Technical Documents in Hydrology, Paris
Schumann, A.H. and J. Geyer, 1997. Hydrological design of flood reservoirs by utilization of GIS and
remote sensing, 1997. In: Remote sensing and geographic information systems for design and
operation of water resources systems (Proc. Rabat Symposium, April, 1997). IAHS Pub\. 242, 173180
Sippel, Sol., S.K. Hamilton, J.M. Melack and B.J. Choudrey, 1994. Determination of inundation area
in the Amazon River floodplain using the SMMR 37 Ghz polarization difference. Remote Sens.
Environ., 48, 1,70-76
Smith, L.e., B.L. Isacks, R.R. Forster, A.L. Bloom and l. Preuss, 1995. Estimation of discharge from
braided glacial rivers using ERS-I synthetic aperture radar: First results. Wat. Resour. Res., 31, 5,
1325-1329
Smith, L.C., B.L. Isacks and A.L. Bloom, 1996. Estimation of discharge from three braided rivers
using ERS-I synthetic aperture radar: Potential application to ungaged basins. Wat. Resour. Res.,
32,7,2021-2034
Smith, S.E., K.H. Mancy, A.F., D.A. Latif and E.A. Fosnight, 1985. Assessment and monitoring of
sedimentation in the Aswan High Dam Reservoir using Landsat imagery. In: Hydrological Applications of Remote Sensing and Remote Data Transmission (Proc. Hamburg Symposium, August
1983).IAHS Pub\. 145,499-508
Solomon, S.\., 1993. Methodological considerations for use of ERS-I imagery for the delineation of
river networks in tropical forest areas. In: Proceedings of the First ERS-I Symposium, Eur. Space
Agency. ESA SP-359, 595-600
Stem, R.J., M.G. Abdelsalam, 1996. The Origin of the Great Bend of the Nile from SIR-C/X SAR
Imagery. Science, 24, 5293, 1696-1698
Striibing, G. and G.A. Schultz, 1985. Estimation of monthly river runoff data on the basis of satellite
imagery. In: Hydrological Applications of Remote Sensing and Remote Data Transmission (Proc.
Hamburg Symposium, August 1983). IAHS Pub\. 145,491-498
Stuttard, Mol., J.B. Hayball, G. Narciso, M. Suppo and A. Oroda, 1994. Use of GIS to assist hydrological modelling of lake basins in the Kenyan Rift Valley. Proc. Agi 94. Birmingham, U.K.,
13.4.1-13.4.8
Su, M., W.J. Stolte and G. van der Kamp. 1997. Modelling wetland hydrology using SLURP. Proc.
Scientific Meeting, Can. Geophys. Union, Banff, Alberta, p. 198 (abstract)
Swain, P.H. and S.M. Davis, 1978. Remote Sensing: The quantitative approach. McGraw-Hili, New
York
Walker, A., 1997. Personal communication
Wang, J. J.Shang, B. Brisco and R.J. Brown, 1998. Evaluation of Multi-date ERS-I and Multispectral
landsat Imagery for Wetland Detection in Southern Ontario, Can. J. Rem. Sens .. 24, I, 60-68
Wang, Y., L.L. Hess. S. Filoso and J.M. Melack, 1995. Understanding the radar backscattering from
flooded and non-flooded Amazonian forests: Results from canopy backscatter modeling. Remote
Sens. Environ., 54, 324-332
Weisnet, D.R., 1979. ApplicatiOns of Remote Sensing to Hydrology, World Meterological Organization, Operational Hydrology Report no. 12
Weisnet, D.R., McGinnis, D.F and J.A. Pritchard, 1974. Mapping of the 1973 Mississippi River
Floods with the NOAA-2 Satellite, Water Resources Bulletin. 10. 1040-1049
Yamagata, Y. and Yasuoka, Y., 1993. Classification of Wetland Vegetation by Texture Analysis
Methods Using ERS-I and JERS-I Images. International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS '93). 4, 1014-1016
237
tional Workshop, National Hydrology Research Institute, Saskatoon, SK., Canada, 18-20 October,
1994, NHRISymposium No.14, 127-135
Schultz, G.A., 1988. Remote sensing in hydrology. J. Hydrol., 100,1/3,239-265
Schultz, G.A., 1994. Meso-scale modelling of runoff and water balances using remote sensing ad other
GIS data. J. Hydrol., 39, 2,121-141
Schultz, G.A., 1996. Remote sensing applications to hydrology: runoff. J. Hydrol., 41,4,453-475.
Schultz, G.A. and E.e. Barrett, 1989. Advances in remote sensing for hydrology and water resources
management. UNESCO IHP-\11 Project 5.1, Technical Documents in Hydrology, Paris
Schumann, A.H. and J. Geyer, 1997. Hydrological design of flood reservoirs by utilization of GIS and
remote sensing, 1997. In: Remote sensing and geographic information systems for design and
operation of water resources systems (Proc. Rabat Symposium, April, 1997). IAHS Pub\. 242, 173180
Sippel, Sol., S.K. Hamilton, J.M. Melack and B.J. Choudrey, 1994. Determination of inundation area
in the Amazon River floodplain using the SMMR 37 Ghz polarization difference. Remote Sens.
Environ., 48, 1,70-76
Smith, L.e., B.L. Isacks, R.R. Forster, A.L. Bloom and l. Preuss, 1995. Estimation of discharge from
braided glacial rivers using ERS-I synthetic aperture radar: First results. Wat. Resour. Res., 31, 5,
1325-1329
Smith, L.C., B.L. Isacks and A.L. Bloom, 1996. Estimation of discharge from three braided rivers
using ERS-I synthetic aperture radar: Potential application to ungaged basins. Wat. Resour. Res.,
32,7,2021-2034
Smith, S.E., K.H. Mancy, A.F., D.A. Latif and E.A. Fosnight, 1985. Assessment and monitoring of
sedimentation in the Aswan High Dam Reservoir using Landsat imagery. In: Hydrological Applications of Remote Sensing and Remote Data Transmission (Proc. Hamburg Symposium, August
1983).IAHS Pub\. 145,499-508
Solomon, S.\., 1993. Methodological considerations for use of ERS-I imagery for the delineation of
river networks in tropical forest areas. In: Proceedings of the First ERS-I Symposium, Eur. Space
Agency. ESA SP-359, 595-600
Stem, R.J., M.G. Abdelsalam, 1996. The Origin of the Great Bend of the Nile from SIR-C/X SAR
Imagery. Science, 24, 5293, 1696-1698
Striibing, G. and G.A. Schultz, 1985. Estimation of monthly river runoff data on the basis of satellite
imagery. In: Hydrological Applications of Remote Sensing and Remote Data Transmission (Proc.
Hamburg Symposium, August 1983). IAHS Pub\. 145,491-498
Stuttard, Mol., J.B. Hayball, G. Narciso, M. Suppo and A. Oroda, 1994. Use of GIS to assist hydrological modelling of lake basins in the Kenyan Rift Valley. Proc. Agi 94. Birmingham, U.K.,
13.4.1-13.4.8
Su, M., W.J. Stolte and G. van der Kamp. 1997. Modelling wetland hydrology using SLURP. Proc.
Scientific Meeting, Can. Geophys. Union, Banff, Alberta, p. 198 (abstract)
Swain, P.H. and S.M. Davis, 1978. Remote Sensing: The quantitative approach. McGraw-Hili, New
York
Walker, A., 1997. Personal communication
Wang, J. J.Shang, B. Brisco and R.J. Brown, 1998. Evaluation of Multi-date ERS-I and Multispectral
landsat Imagery for Wetland Detection in Southern Ontario, Can. J. Rem. Sens .. 24, I, 60-68
Wang, Y., L.L. Hess. S. Filoso and J.M. Melack, 1995. Understanding the radar backscattering from
flooded and non-flooded Amazonian forests: Results from canopy backscatter modeling. Remote
Sens. Environ., 54, 324-332
Weisnet, D.R., 1979. ApplicatiOns of Remote Sensing to Hydrology, World Meterological Organization, Operational Hydrology Report no. 12
Weisnet, D.R., McGinnis, D.F and J.A. Pritchard, 1974. Mapping of the 1973 Mississippi River
Floods with the NOAA-2 Satellite, Water Resources Bulletin. 10. 1040-1049
Yamagata, Y. and Yasuoka, Y., 1993. Classification of Wetland Vegetation by Texture Analysis
Methods Using ERS-I and JERS-I Images. International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS '93). 4, 1014-1016