STRUCTURING A G.I.S. FOR THE INTEGRATED APPLICATION OF GEOLOGICAL, HYDROGEOLOGICAL AND REMOTE SENSING METHODS AND TECHNIQUES IN THE STUDY OF GROUND WATER IN THE SITIA TECTONIC GRABEN
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This paper utilizes data from the first author's doctoral research on the geological and hydrogeological study of the broader area of the Sitia tectonic graben, using geological, hydrogeological, remote sensing and G.I.S. methods and techniques. In this work a G.I.S. which has been developed to include the information levels produced in the course of the research, is presented. The information levels can thus be appropriately correlated, with the aim of integrating the results of geological and hydrogeological methods and related in situ studies and measurements with evaluations of the potential of digital processing and analysis of remotely sensed images. Some conclusions of this study are documented in the paper.
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Ρόκος Ε., & Ανδρώνης Β. (2018). STRUCTURING A G.I.S. FOR THE INTEGRATED APPLICATION OF GEOLOGICAL, HYDROGEOLOGICAL AND REMOTE SENSING METHODS AND TECHNIQUES IN THE STUDY OF GROUND WATER IN THE SITIA TECTONIC GRABEN. Bulletin of the Geological Society of Greece, 36(2), 885–893. https://doi.org/10.12681/bgsg.16837
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