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Monitoring of a waste banks state at the territory of Donets Coal Basin using multispectral satellite imagery

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Last Updated on 27 November 2012

Published on 23 November 2012

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B.S. Busygin, Doctor of Sciences (Tech.), Professor, Head of the GIS Department of the State Higher Educational Institution “National Mining University”,Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine

Ye.L. Sergeyeva, Assistant Lecturer of the GIS Department of the State Higher Educational Institution “National Mining University”, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine

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Practical aspects of waste banks state monitoring tasks solving at mining regions using multispectral satellite imagery are presented, in particular, mapping the location of nonburning, smoldering and burning waste banks at the Donets Coal Basin region. The approach to waste banks state monitoring using multi-temporal satellite imagery is created. The verification of the proposed approach is performed using the Landsat-TM imagery for the Donets Coal Basin region.

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