In this study, we report the adopted methodology used in GRASS, a free open-source GIS software, which has allowed us to map surface water thermal anomalies and, consequently, to identify and locate coastal inflows in the Mar Piccolo sea (Taranto) part of the National Priority List site identified by the National Program of Environmental Remediation and Restoration. An ongoing work, where to apply the same procedure, is being carried out on Bari province coast and effimeral streams.
GRASS GIS processing to detect thermal anomalies with TABI sensor
Raffaella Matarrese;Carmine MAssarelli;Vito Felice Uricchio;Michele Vurro
2015
Abstract
In this study, we report the adopted methodology used in GRASS, a free open-source GIS software, which has allowed us to map surface water thermal anomalies and, consequently, to identify and locate coastal inflows in the Mar Piccolo sea (Taranto) part of the National Priority List site identified by the National Program of Environmental Remediation and Restoration. An ongoing work, where to apply the same procedure, is being carried out on Bari province coast and effimeral streams.File in questo prodotto:
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