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Detection and analysis of morphotectonic features utilizing satellite remote sensing and GIS: An example in SW Jordan

Radaideh, Omar M.A., Grasemann, Bernhard, Melichar, Rostislav, Mosar, Jon·2016·Geomorphology
DOI 10.1016/j.geomorph.2016.09.033
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  • Previous studies show that ASTER GDEM has been effectively used in morphotectonic analysis to assess relative tectonic activity in various geological settings due to its extensive global coverage and its vertical and horizontal accuracy is sufficient for the purpose of morphotectonic study.

    “Previous studies show that ASTER GDEM has been effectively used in morphotectonic analysis to assess relative tectonic activity in various geological settings due to its extensive global coverage and its vertical and horizontal accuracy is sufficient for the purpose of morphotectonic study (Radaideh et al. 2016, Xue et al. 2018, Rimando and Schoenbohm 2020, Krystopowicz et al. 2020).”

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Radaideh, O. M. A., Grasemann, B., Melichar, R., & Mosar, J.
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Radaideh, Omar M.A.
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Geomorphology
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2016-12
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275
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0169-555X
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10.1016/j.geomorph.2016.09.033
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