Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Het digitaal hoogtemodel Vlaanderen

J De Man and Marijke Brondeel

(2004) GEO-INFO. 1(2). p.88-89
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A common product life cycle in global software development

J DE MAN and C EBERT

(2004) ELEVENTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING PRACTICE, PROCEEDINGS. p.16-21
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A laser based DEM, new possibilities for Flemish archaeologists

J DE MAN, Hans Mestdagh, K CORDEMANS and J VERKEYN

(2003) Aerial Photography & Archaeology. A Century of Information.. p.49-51
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Mapping in inaccessible areas by integrating remote sensing data and historic cartographic documents

Liesbeth Vansteenvoort, Philippe De Maeyer (UGent) , J DE MAN and J LAVREAU

(2003) Proceedings of the 21th Cartographic Conference, Durban, South Africa, 10-16 august 2003.. p.1260-1267
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De neolithische site van Ottenburg/Grez-Doiceau geëvalueerd: een archeologische toepassing van het Digitaal Hoogtemodel (DHM)-Vlaanderen

B Vanmonfort, J De Man, Roger Langohr, B Clarys and A Van Rompaey

(2003) NOTAE PRAEHISTORICAE. 23. p.129-133
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Urban use of VHR images on Bukavu (democratic Republic of the Congo)

M BINARD, J DE MAN, G SÉBA, Liesbeth Vansteenvoort, R GAMANYA, Y CORNET, Rudi Goossens (UGent) , J DONNAY and Philippe De Maeyer (UGent)

(2003) Proceedings of the Second Workshop of the EARSel Special Interest Group on Remote Sensing for Developing Countries. p.34-41
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Research to possibilities of Corona-satellite-data to replace conventional aerial photographs in geoarcheological studies, practised on Sai, Sudan

R GOOSSENS, J DE MAN and Morgan De Dapper (UGent)

(2001) DECADE OF TRANS-EUROPEAN REMOTE SENSING COOPERATION. p.257-262

Academic Bibliography

Het digitaal hoogtemodel Vlaanderen

A common product life cycle in global software development

A laser based DEM, new possibilities for Flemish archaeologists

Mapping in inaccessible areas by integrating remote sensing data and historic cartographic documents

De neolithische site van Ottenburg/Grez-Doiceau geëvalueerd: een archeologische toepassing van het Digitaal Hoogtemodel (DHM)-Vlaanderen

Urban use of VHR images on Bukavu (democratic Republic of the Congo)

Research to possibilities of Corona-satellite-data to replace conventional aerial photographs in geoarcheological studies, practised on Sai, Sudan

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