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GIS for Oil & Gas


2000


High Resolution Satellite Imagery:From Spies To Pipeline Management

Table 1: A Selection of Notable Present and Future High Resolution Satellite Missions
  1. Similar to Landsat-7 bands 1-4 (B 0.45-0.53; G 0.52-0.61; R 0.64-0.72; NIR 0.77-0.88-m)
  2. Missions last about 45 days
  3. Off nadir sensor viewing
  4. Nadir sensor viewing
Pilot Study :Transcanada Main Line

Study Objective
To establish if high resolution satellite imagery is as effective as ortho-photos identifying population structures (e.g. residences, commercial, industrial buildings) within a buffer of TransCanada's east line right-of-way. Population feature data are captured from digital ortho-photos, IRS-1 satellite (5m resolution), and IKONOS satellite (1m resolution) imagery. Because of their high resolution, clarity, and positional accuracy, the digital ortho-photos provide the baseline data to which all other data sources are compared.
Two issues are specifically explored:
  1. Classification accuracy: How accurately do feature attributes on the IRS-1 and IKONOS imagery coincide with the feature attributes extracted from the digital ortho-photos ?
  2. Positional accuracy: How far apart (e.g. distance in meters) are feature attributes on the IRS-1 and IKONOS images from the same features extracted from the digital ortho-photos ?
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