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The key topics of the issue are building of spatial data infrastructure of the Primorsky territory, “Demeter” system of Rosselkhoznadzor, operational marine monitoring, SPOT 6 and SPOT 7 satellites – a new step in the development of remote sensing industry, the “Arctic Walrus” Project, “Kosmosnimki-fires” service, the Internet contest “Living map”, Space reform in Russia.
– Technological and modern information potential often goes ahead of those systematic administrative processes destined to support their accurate adjustment and use. We hope this issue will shed light on some methods of development both in regional and subject aspects of using space imagery technologies in practice.
Vladimir Gershenzon,
Editor-in-chief
Contents
3 - Editor's note V. Gershenzon
25 - “Demeter” system of Rosselkhoznadzor A. Novikov, M. Potanin, T. Khaybrakhmanov
66 - The “Arctic Walrus” Project N. Evtushenko, A. Cheremisova, A. Kucheiko, M. Pukhova, V. Semenova
72 - Web-GIS for Accessing the Latest Information about Game Reserves M. Voronina, D. Mokeev, G. Potapov
82 - SPOT 6 and SPOT 7 Satellites — a New Step in the Developm ent of Remote Sensing Industry A. Sonyushkin, M. Zimin
89 - Development of Korean constellation of remote sensing satellites I. Ivanova
99 - Night Satellite Imagery as an Indicator of Population Distribution O. Kushnyr
107 - “Kosmosnimki–Fires” — perspective opportunities of alert services G. Potapov, V. Komorovsky
118 - Base Maps for Geomixer Web-GIS M. Voronina, T. Khaybrakhmanov
126 - Satellite Images in School Education. The Internet-Contest “Living Map” Y. Alexandrova
132 - On Adopted Basic Principles of State Policy Regarding Us e of Results of Space Activities A. Balagurov
138 - World Events and Trends in Remote Sensing
146 - Space Reform in Russia? Simple! A. Ionin
150 - Irkutsk and outskirts