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Objects' identification in geospatial sociotechnical systems
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The monograph is devoted to the identification issues discussion on example of mining facilities (quarries). Information sources, as well as the results of research on the processing of objects’ digital satellite images are considered in the monograph in detail. In addition, the description of the railway identification model and its software implementation for its using in the mining and transport complex are given. The specific developments of technical solutions, which were obtained within working process under the study, are shown at the monograph’s final part.
The monograph is intended for researchers and teachers, postgraduates, undergraduates and engineers, which are specializing in mining and transport complex management.
Title: Objects' identification in geospatial sociotechnical systems
Description:
The monograph is devoted to the identification issues discussion on example of mining facilities (quarries).
Information sources, as well as the results of research on the processing of objects’ digital satellite images are considered in the monograph in detail.
In addition, the description of the railway identification model and its software implementation for its using in the mining and transport complex are given.
The specific developments of technical solutions, which were obtained within working process under the study, are shown at the monograph’s final part.
The monograph is intended for researchers and teachers, postgraduates, undergraduates and engineers, which are specializing in mining and transport complex management.
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