The use of large scale aerial photographs in the evaluation of Western Australian rangelands

Authors

D M. Carneggie
D G. WilcoxFollow
R B. HackerFollow

Publication Date

1971

Series Number

10

Abstract

The results of qualitative and quantitative interpretations demonstrate that large scale photographs are an ideal base for mapping and recording individual plant species in a variety of plant communities. In some instances the colour photographs were sufficient to identify certain plant species, but, with most plant species, and with surface litter and soil conditions, colour-infrared was superior.

Keywords

Aerial surveys, Aerial photography, Rangelands

Comments

Withdrawn from circulation July 1998

Recommended Citation

Carneggie, D M, Wilcox, D G, and Hacker, R B. (1971), The use of large scale aerial photographs in the evaluation of Western Australian rangelands. Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, Western Australia, Perth. Technical Bulletin 10.

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