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Geological map update using airborne and radarsat simulated SAR data in Sarawak, Malaysia Ling Nan Ley

By: Ling, Nan LeyMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: 1955Description: 1v (unnumbered) ill., map 30cmSubject(s): Geology -- Sarawak | Lithology -- Sarawak | SarawakSummary: Synthetic Aperture Radar data acquired in Sarawak, Malaysia, were interpreted geologically in terms of lithology and structure. The data were merged with existing maps to facilitate interpretation. However, the small scale of the geological map did not provide useful details. Three lithological groups, namely: riverine alluvium, molasse deposits, and flysch deposits were differentiated on the basis of their morphological and textural appearances.

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Synthetic Aperture Radar data acquired in Sarawak, Malaysia, were interpreted geologically in terms of lithology and structure. The data were merged with existing maps to facilitate interpretation. However, the small scale of the geological map did not provide useful details. Three lithological groups, namely: riverine alluvium, molasse deposits, and flysch deposits were differentiated on the basis of their morphological and textural appearances.

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