Adobe / The Copney Stone Circle Complex Co. / CSC / /
Country
Northern Ireland / Ireland / /
Facility
Mid-Ulster Stone Circle Complex / The Queen's University of Belfast / Abstract The Copney Stone Circle Complex / /
IndustryTerm
landform-based applications / archaeological site / constrained product / chemical weathering / fracture networks / image processing / Web page Abstract The / end product / final products / image processing tool / age site / chemical treatment / important site / desktop systems / software package / software packages / numberous applications / present visible site / /
NaturalFeature
Copney Hill / /
Organization
National Institute of Health / Environment Service / Trew & John Meneely School of Geosciences / School of Geosciences / Queen's University / /
Person
Paul F. Carey / Stephen Trew / John Meneely / Paul Carey / /
Position
Digital Terrain Model / Orthophoto and Perspective Scene / base model for accurate topographic change measurement / researcher / remote researcher / representative / /
Editorial Introduction Although emphasis is usually placed on our increasing ability to visualise imagery, the past two decades have seen enormous advances in ways by which image data can be captured. In this Case Study