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Applications of remote sensing and GIS for monitoring of coal fires, mine subsidence, environmental impacts of coal-mine closure and reclamation Preface Duzgun S, Kunzer C, Karacan CO |
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Surface coal mine area monitoring using multi-temporal high-resolution satellite imagery Demirel N, Emil MK, Duzgun HS |
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Evaluation of pollution levels at an abandoned coal mine site in Turkey with the aid of GIS Yenilmez F, Kuter N, Emil MK, Aksoy A |
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Remote sensing of vegetation health for reclaimed areas of Seyitomer open cast coal mine Erener A |
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Analyses and monitoring of lignite mining lakes in Eastern Germany with spectral signatures of Landsat TM satellite data Schroeter L, Glasser C |
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Monitoring of hydrochemical parameters of lignite mining lakes in Central Germany using airborne hyperspectral casi-scanner data Glasser C, Groth D, Frauendorf J |
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GIS for combined storage and analysis of data from terrestrial and synthetic aperture radar remote sensing deformation measurements in hard coal mining Hannemann W, Brock T, Busch W |
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Integration of ground subsidence hazard maps of abandoned coal mines in Samcheok, Korea Oh HJ, Lee S |
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Detection of coal mine fire in Jharia Coal Field using Landsat-7 ETM+ data Mishra RK, Bahuguna PP, Singh VK |
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A Remote Sensing and GIS Based Investigation of a Boreal Forest Coal Fire Prakash A, Schaefer K, Witte WK, Collins K, Gens R, Goyette MP |
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Risk assessment of underground coal fire development at regional scale Wu JJ, Liu XC |
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Comparison of methods to estimate the rate of CO2 emissions and coal consumption from a coal fire near Durango, CO Ide ST, Orr FM |
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Assessment of the contribution of in-situ combustion of coal to greenhouse gas emission; based on a comparison of Chinese mining information to previous remote sensing estimates van Dijk P, Zhang JZ, Jun W, Kuenzer C, Wolf KH |