346
A.M.J. Meijerink and C.M.M. Mannaerts
remotely sensed data, as advocated by Schultz (1988). Combination of remote sensing
data in a GIS environment with DSS leads to Spatial Decision Support Systems
(SDSS) which seem to be highly efficient in water management. SDSS combined with
Expert Systems allow decisions on quantitative and qualitative information.
References
M.B.Abbott, 1994: The Question concerning Ethics or the Metamorphosis of the Object. In Hydrolnformatics '94, Proceedings of the First Int.Conf. On Hydrolnformatics, Delft, the Netherlands, 3-9.,
A. Verwey, A.W. Minns, V. Babovic & C. Maksimovic,( eds),I, Kema Pub!., Rotterdam, Netherlands
F. Ackermann & W.Schneider, 1992: Experience with Automated DEM Generation. ISPRS XV 11th
Congress, Commission IV, Int. Soc.Photogrammetry. and Remote Sensing, XXIX, Part 84,986989
ASCE, 1987: HEC-I, Flood Hydrograph package,Users Manual. Hydrologic Engineering Centre,
US.Army Corps of Engineers, Davis, California
B. Attia, M. Andjelic & W. Klohn, 1995: River Nile Monitoring, Forecasting and Simulation project.
In: Use of Remote Sensing techniques in Irrigation and Drainage - FAO Water Report 4, 17-27,
Food & Agricultural Organization, Rome, Italy
M.A.Baten, 1994: Object-oriented Expert System Approach for ModeIJing in Watershed Management.
Unpublished M.Sc. thesis, International Institute of Aerospace Surveys & Earth Sciences, lTC,
Enschede, the Netherlands
W.G.M. Bastiaanssen" 1998: Remote Sensing in Water Resources Management: The State of the Art.
Colombo, Sri Lanka: International Water Management Institute (IIMI)
W.G.M. Bastiaanssen, and DJ. Molden, 1998: remote Sensing for irrigated agriculture: possible
applications and research needs. (Accepted by Water Resources Bulletin, Journal of the American
Water Resources Association)
.
C.P. Berg, D.R. Wiesnet & M.Matson, 1979: Assessing the Red Rivers from the North, 1987 Flooding
from NOAA Satellite Data In: M. Deutsch, B.R. Wiesnet & A.Rango (eds.) Satellite Hydrology,
Proc. of American Water Resources Assessment, 309-315
P. Coad & E. Y ourdan, 1991: Object-oriented Design and Analysis. 2nd edition, Prentice Hall pub!.
B.A. Engel, D.B. Beasley & I.R.Barret,1988: ''Estimating Soil Erosion using Multiple Knowledge
Sources. Modeling Agricultural, Forest and Rangeland Hydrology, Proc. of the 1988 Int. ASEA
Symp., American Society of Agric. Engineers Pub!. 07-88, Michigan, US
G.B. Engelen & R.G.W.Venneker, 1990: A Distributed Hydrological System Approach to Mountain
Hydrology. Memoires Int. Conf. on Water Resources in Mountainous Regions, IAH-IAHS Symposia 5-8, A. Parriaux (ed.), Laboratoire de geologie, Ecole Polyt. Fed. de Lausanne, Switserland
S.M.E. Groten, 1993: "NDVI-Crop Monitoring and Early Yield Assessment of Burkina Faso.
Int.Journal of Remote Sensing,14, 8, 1495-1515
R.F. Hadley, R. Lal, C.A. Onstad, D.E.WaIJing & A.Yair, 1985: "Recent Developments in Erosion
and Sediment Yield Studies. Technical Documents in Hydrology, International Hydrological Programme, UNESCO, Paris, 1985
I.U. Hielkema, 1990:" Operational SatelIite Environmental Monitoring for Food Security by FAO:
the Artemis System. Brochure FAO Remote Sensing Centre (RSC), Rome, Italy
D. Hillel, 1967: Runoff Inducement in Arid Lands. Final Technical Report for USDA by Volcanic
Research Inst. of Agric. Res. and the Hebrew Univ. of leruzalem, Rehovot, Israel
IGWC, 1992: Knowledge-based System for Groundwater and Soil Pollution Modelling. International
Groundwater Modelling Centre, Delft, the Netherlands
M.L. Imhoff, C. Vermillion, M.H. Story, A.M. Choudburry, A.Gafoor & F.Polcyn, 1987: Monsoon
Flood Boundary Delineation and Damage Assessment using Space Borne Imaging Radar and
Landsat Data. Photogrammetric Engineering & Remote Sensing, 53, 405-413
A.M.J. Meijerink and C.M.M. Mannaerts
remotely sensed data, as advocated by Schultz (1988). Combination of remote sensing
data in a GIS environment with DSS leads to Spatial Decision Support Systems
(SDSS) which seem to be highly efficient in water management. SDSS combined with
Expert Systems allow decisions on quantitative and qualitative information.
References
M.B.Abbott, 1994: The Question concerning Ethics or the Metamorphosis of the Object. In Hydrolnformatics '94, Proceedings of the First Int.Conf. On Hydrolnformatics, Delft, the Netherlands, 3-9.,
A. Verwey, A.W. Minns, V. Babovic & C. Maksimovic,( eds),I, Kema Pub!., Rotterdam, Netherlands
F. Ackermann & W.Schneider, 1992: Experience with Automated DEM Generation. ISPRS XV 11th
Congress, Commission IV, Int. Soc.Photogrammetry. and Remote Sensing, XXIX, Part 84,986989
ASCE, 1987: HEC-I, Flood Hydrograph package,Users Manual. Hydrologic Engineering Centre,
US.Army Corps of Engineers, Davis, California
B. Attia, M. Andjelic & W. Klohn, 1995: River Nile Monitoring, Forecasting and Simulation project.
In: Use of Remote Sensing techniques in Irrigation and Drainage - FAO Water Report 4, 17-27,
Food & Agricultural Organization, Rome, Italy
M.A.Baten, 1994: Object-oriented Expert System Approach for ModeIJing in Watershed Management.
Unpublished M.Sc. thesis, International Institute of Aerospace Surveys & Earth Sciences, lTC,
Enschede, the Netherlands
W.G.M. Bastiaanssen" 1998: Remote Sensing in Water Resources Management: The State of the Art.
Colombo, Sri Lanka: International Water Management Institute (IIMI)
W.G.M. Bastiaanssen, and DJ. Molden, 1998: remote Sensing for irrigated agriculture: possible
applications and research needs. (Accepted by Water Resources Bulletin, Journal of the American
Water Resources Association)
.
C.P. Berg, D.R. Wiesnet & M.Matson, 1979: Assessing the Red Rivers from the North, 1987 Flooding
from NOAA Satellite Data In: M. Deutsch, B.R. Wiesnet & A.Rango (eds.) Satellite Hydrology,
Proc. of American Water Resources Assessment, 309-315
P. Coad & E. Y ourdan, 1991: Object-oriented Design and Analysis. 2nd edition, Prentice Hall pub!.
B.A. Engel, D.B. Beasley & I.R.Barret,1988: ''Estimating Soil Erosion using Multiple Knowledge
Sources. Modeling Agricultural, Forest and Rangeland Hydrology, Proc. of the 1988 Int. ASEA
Symp., American Society of Agric. Engineers Pub!. 07-88, Michigan, US
G.B. Engelen & R.G.W.Venneker, 1990: A Distributed Hydrological System Approach to Mountain
Hydrology. Memoires Int. Conf. on Water Resources in Mountainous Regions, IAH-IAHS Symposia 5-8, A. Parriaux (ed.), Laboratoire de geologie, Ecole Polyt. Fed. de Lausanne, Switserland
S.M.E. Groten, 1993: "NDVI-Crop Monitoring and Early Yield Assessment of Burkina Faso.
Int.Journal of Remote Sensing,14, 8, 1495-1515
R.F. Hadley, R. Lal, C.A. Onstad, D.E.WaIJing & A.Yair, 1985: "Recent Developments in Erosion
and Sediment Yield Studies. Technical Documents in Hydrology, International Hydrological Programme, UNESCO, Paris, 1985
I.U. Hielkema, 1990:" Operational SatelIite Environmental Monitoring for Food Security by FAO:
the Artemis System. Brochure FAO Remote Sensing Centre (RSC), Rome, Italy
D. Hillel, 1967: Runoff Inducement in Arid Lands. Final Technical Report for USDA by Volcanic
Research Inst. of Agric. Res. and the Hebrew Univ. of leruzalem, Rehovot, Israel
IGWC, 1992: Knowledge-based System for Groundwater and Soil Pollution Modelling. International
Groundwater Modelling Centre, Delft, the Netherlands
M.L. Imhoff, C. Vermillion, M.H. Story, A.M. Choudburry, A.Gafoor & F.Polcyn, 1987: Monsoon
Flood Boundary Delineation and Damage Assessment using Space Borne Imaging Radar and
Landsat Data. Photogrammetric Engineering & Remote Sensing, 53, 405-413