Mapping airborne gamma-ray data using GIS
White, D.
Mapping airborne gamma-ray data using GIS - 2001 - Surveying World 9(4) May/June 2001, 24-27(4) .
The author, winner of the RICS Geomatics Prize 2000, introduces airborne gamma-ray spectrometry (AGS) whereby nuclear radiation is detected by low-flying aircraft reducing the time taken to produce radioactivity maps. Includes discussion of line spacing and scale issues and the interpretation and presentation of the data in a meaningful fashion through a case study of Inner Solway Firth. References.
AIRBORNE GAMMA-RAY SPECTROMETRY
GAMMA-RAYS
GAMMA RAYS
RADIATION MAPPING
Mapping airborne gamma-ray data using GIS - 2001 - Surveying World 9(4) May/June 2001, 24-27(4) .
The author, winner of the RICS Geomatics Prize 2000, introduces airborne gamma-ray spectrometry (AGS) whereby nuclear radiation is detected by low-flying aircraft reducing the time taken to produce radioactivity maps. Includes discussion of line spacing and scale issues and the interpretation and presentation of the data in a meaningful fashion through a case study of Inner Solway Firth. References.
AIRBORNE GAMMA-RAY SPECTROMETRY
GAMMA-RAYS
GAMMA RAYS
RADIATION MAPPING