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Pasher, J., D.J. King and K. Lindsay. 2007. Modelling and mapping potential hooded warbler (Wilsonia citrina) habitat using remotely sensed imagery. Remote Sensing of Environment 107: 471-483. [PDF] Vanderkam, R.P.D., Y.F. Wiersma and D.J. King. 2007. Heuristic algorithms vs. linear programming for designing conservation reserve networks: Evaluation of solution optimality and processing time. Biological Conservation 137: 349-358.[PDF] Butson, C.R. and D.J. King. 2006. Lacunarity analysis to determine optimum extents for sample-based spatial information extraction from high-resolution forest imagery. International Journal of Remote Sensing 27: 105-120. [PDF] Pasher, J. and D.J. King. 2006. Landscape fragmentation and ice storm damage in eastern Ontario forests. Landscape Ecology 21: 477-483. [PDF] Virk, R. and D.J. King. 2006. Comparison of techniques for forest change mapping using Landsat data in Karnataka, India. Geocarto International 21(4): 49-58. [PDF] King, D.J., I. Olthof, P.K.E. Pellikka1, E.D. Seed, and C. Butson. 2005. Modelling and mapping forest ice storm damage using remote sensing and environmental data. Natural Hazards 35: 321-342. 1University of Helsinki, Finland. [PDF] Pouliot, D.A., D.J. King, and D.G. Pitt1. 2005. Development and evaluation of an automated tree detection-delineation algorithm for monitoring regeneration coniferous forests. Canadian Journal of Forest Research 35: 2332-2345. [PDF] Cosmopoulos, Y. and D.J. King. 2004. Temporal analysis of forest structural condition at an acid mine site using multispectral digital camera imagery. International Journal of Remote Sensing 25: 2259-2275. [PDF] Olthof, I., D.J. King, and R.A. Lautenschlager1. 2004. Mapping deciduous forest ice storm damage using Landsat and environmental data. Remote Sensing of Environment 89: 484-496. 1Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre, Sackville, New Brunswick. Levesque, J., and D. J. King. 2003. Spatial analysis of radiometric fractions from hight-resolution multispectral imagery for modelling individual tree crown and forest canopy structure and health. Remote Sensing of Environment 84: 589-602. [PDF] Pouliot, D.A., D.J. King, F.W. Bell1, and D.G. Pitt2. 2002. Automated tree crown detection and delineation in high-resolution digital camera imagery of coniferous forest regeneration. Remote Sensing of Environment 82: 322-334. (1Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, Ontario Forest Research Institute, 2Canadian Forest Service).[PDF] Chen, J.M.1, G. Pavlic1, L. Brown1, J. Cihlar1, S.G. Leblanc1, P. White1, R. J. Hall2, D. Peddle3, D.J. King, J. A. Trofymow2, E. Swift2, J. Van der Sanden1, P. Pellikka4. 2001. Validation of Canada-wide leaf area index maps using ground measurements and high and moderate resolution satellite imagery. Remote Sensing of Environment 80: 165-184. (1Canada Centre for Remote Sensing, 2Canadian Forest Service, 3University of Lethbridge, 4University of Helsinki.). Olthof, I., D.J. King, and R.A. Lautenschlager1. 2001. Leaf area index change in ice-storm damaged sugar maple stands. The Forestry Chronicle 77: 627-635. (1Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, Ontario Forest Research Institute.) Wilson, K.J., D.G. Barber1 and D.J. King. 2001. Validation of RADARSAT-1 Derived Ice Motion In The North Water Polynya (NOW), January - December 1998. Atmosphere-Ocean 39:257-278. (1Department of Geography, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Wilson, K.J., D.J. King, and D.G. Barber1. 2001. A Case Study in Tracking 1998 Spring Ice Dynamics in Smith Sound, North Water Polynya Region using RADARSAT-1 data. Annals of Glaciology 33: 413-418. (1Department of Geography, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba.) Haddow, K.A., D.J. King, D.A. Pouliot, D.G. Pitt1, and F.W. Bell2. 2000. Early regeneration conifer identification and competition cover assessment using airborne digital frame camera imagery. The Forestry Chronicle, Special Issue on Remote Sensing 76(6): 11-24. (1Canadian Forest Service, 2Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, Ontario Forest Research Institute). King, D.J. 2000. Airborne Remote Sensing in Forestry: Sensors, Analysis and Applications. The Forestry Chronicle, Special Issue on Remote Sensing 76(6): 25-42. Invited lead-off paper. Olthof, I. and D.J. King. 2000. Development of a forest health index using multispectral airborne digital camera imagery .Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing 26: 166-176. Pellikka, P.K.E.1, D. J. King and S.G. Leblanc2. 2000. Quantification and removal of bidirectional effects in aerial CIR imagery of deciduous forest using two reference land surface types. Remote Sensing Reviews, Special issue on "Multi-angle Measurements and Models", 19: 259-291. (1University of Turku, Finland, 2Canada Centre for Remote Sensing). Pellikka, P.K.E.1, E.D. Seed and D.J. King. 2000. Modelling deciduous forest ice storm damage using CIR aerial imagery and hemispheric photography. Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing, 26(5): 394-405. (1University of Turku, Finland). King, D.J., M. Jollineau, B. Fraser1. 1999. Evaluation of MK-4 multispectral satellite photography in land cover classification of Eastern Ontario. International Journal of Remote Sensing 20(17): 3311-3331. (1 Heritage Canada, Parks Canada). [PDF] Levesque, J. and D.J. King. 1999. Airborne digital camera image semivariance for evaluation of forest structural damage at an acid mine site. Remote Sensing of Environment 68(2): 112-124. Walsworth, N. and D.J. King. 1999. Image modelling of forest changes associated with acid mine drainage. Computers and Geosciences, 25(5): 567-580. Pitt, D.G.1, R.G. Wagner2, R.J. Hall1, D.J. King, D.G. Leckie1, and U. Runesson3. 1997. Use of remote sensing for forest vegetation management: a problem analysis. The Forestry Chronicle, 73 (4): 459-477. (1Canadian Forest Service, 2Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, 3Lakehead University). White, T.L1. and D.J. King. 1997. Image analysis of frost affected soil with an inexpensive GIS system. Proceedings of 10th International Working Meeting on Soil Micromorphology held at Moscow, July 8-13, 1996(Moscow: Moscow State University) pp. 445-452. (1Carleton University, Geotechnical Science Laboratory). King, D.J. 1995. Airborne multispectral digital camera and video sensors: a critical review of system designs and applications. Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing, Special Issue on Aerial Optical Remote Sensing 21 (3): 245-273. King, D.J., C. Armenakis1, and A. Chichagov. 1995. The use of airborne digital frame camera imagery for DEM generation. Geomatica 49 (4): 489-497. (1Natural Resources Canada, Geomatics Canada). King, D.J., P. Walsh, and F. Ciuffreda. 1994. Airborne digital frame camera imaging for elevation determination. Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing. 60 (11): 1321-1326. King, D.J. 1993. Digital frame cameras: the next generation of low cost remote sensors. Proc. 14th Biennial Workshop on Color Photography and Videography in Resource Monitoring (Am. Soc. Photogramm. and Rem. Sens.), Logan, UT. May 24-27. pp. 19-27. King, D.J. 1993. Digital frame cameras: Characteristics related to remote sensing. Invited Speaker, International Forum on Airborne Multispectral Scanning in Forestry (with Emphasis on MEIS), Val Morin, Quebec, April 13-16, 1992. (Forestry Canada Information Report PI-X-113). pp. 31-35. Mausel, P.W.1, J.H. Everitt2, D.E. Escobar2 and D.J. King. 1992. Airborne videography: current status and future perspectives. Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing. Special Issue: US National Report. 58 (8): 1189-1195. (1Indiana State University, 2US Dept. of Agriculture, Texas) King, D.J. 1992. Evaluation of radiometric quality, statistical characteristics and spatial resolution of multispectral videography. Journal of Imaging Science and Technology 36 (4): 394-404. King, D.J. 1991. Determination and reduction of cover type brightness variations with view angle in airborne multispectral video imagery. Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 57 (12): 1571-1577. Yuan, X.1, D.J. King and J. Vlcek1. 1991. Sugar maple decline assessment based on spectral and textural analysis of multispectral aerial videography. Remote Sensing of Environment 37 (1): 47-54. (1Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto). King, D.J. and J. Vlcek1. 1990. Development of a multispectral video system and its application in forestry. Can. J. of Remote Sensing. 16 (1): 15-22. (1Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto).
King, D.J. 2003. Forest structure and health assessment using airborne videography and digital camera imagery: areview of twenty years of research. Proceedings 19th Biennial Workshop on Color Photography & Videography in Resource Assessment (Am. Soc. Photogramm. And Rem. Sens.), Logan, Utah, October 6-8. CD-ROM publication. In Press. Olthof, I. and D.J. King. 2003. Airborne image frame correction for consistent extraction of textural and structural image measures. Proceedings 19th Biennial Workshop on Color Photography & Videography in Resource Assessment (Am. Soc. Photogramm. And Rem. Sens.), Logan, Utah, October 6-8. CD-ROM publication. In Press. Pouliot, D.A., D.J. King, and D.G. Pitt1. 2003. Automated individual tree detection and delineation in digital camera imagery of regenerating boreal forests. Proceedings 19th Biennial Workshop on Color Photography & Videography in Resource Assessment (Am. Soc. Photogramm. and Rem. Sens.), Logan, Utah, October 6-8. CD-ROM publication. In Press. (1Canadian Forest Service) King, D.J. 2002. Forest structure, health and regeneration assessment using airborne digital camera imagery. Proceedings ForestSAT Symposium, Edinburgh, August 5-9, 2002. UK Forestry Commission, Forest Research, Edinburgh. CD-ROM publication, 10p. [PDF] Butson, C.R. and D.J. King. 2001. Determination of Optimal Forest Sample Plot Spatial Extent using Lacunarity Analysis of Airborne Imagery. Proceedings 18th Biennial Workshop on Color Photography & Videography in Resource Assessment (Am. Soc. Photogramm. And Rem. Sens.), Amherst, Massachusetts, May 16 - 18. CD-ROM publication. Pulsifer, P. and D.J. King. 2001. Ortho-rectification of digital camera imagery for municipal mapping applications. Proceedings 18th Biennial Workshop on Color Photography & Videography in Resource Assessment (Am. Soc. Photogramm. And Rem. Sens.), Amherst, Massachusetts, May 16 - 18. CD-ROM publication. Butson, C. and D.J. King. 1999. Semivariance analysis of forest structure and remote sensing data to determine an optimal sample plot size. Proceedings 4th International Airborne Remote Sensing Conference and Exhibition (Env. Res. Inst. of Michigan) / 21st Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing (Can. Rem. Sens. Soc.), Ottawa, Ontario, June 21-24. Vol. II, pp. 155-162. Olthof, I., D.J. King, and R.A. Preston1. 1999. Automated subscene and segment-based extraction of forest parameters using spectral and spatial information from high resolution digital imagery. Proceedings 17th Biennial Workshop on Color Photography and Videography in Resource Assessment (Am. Soc. for Photogramm. and Rem. Sens.). May 5-7. Reno NV. pp. 1-12. (1State Forests of New South Wales, Australia). Walsworth, N.A. and D.J. King. 1999. Comparison of two tree apex delineation techniques. Proceedings International Forum on High Resolution Remote Sensing in Forestry (Canadian Forest Service), Victoria BC, Feb. 10-12, 1998. pp. 93-104. The first papers on multispectral solid-state video: D. King and J. Vlcek. 1985. Development and use of a 4-camera video system for resource surveys. Proceedings 19th Int. Symp. on Remote Sensing of Env. (Env. Research Inst. of Michigan), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. pp.483-489. |
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