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Impact of the Via Baltica on the Urbanisation in Lithuania by Multi-level Remote Sensing Analysis

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Table 1.  Spatial and spectral characteristics of Landsat and DMSP series
Fig. 1.  Chain of image processing with multi-spectral Landsat series data (Gadal 2012)  The generation of the urban land covers’ change
Fig. 3.  View of the Lithuanian tract of the Via Baltica in the segment running from Kalvarija via Marijampole to Kaunas
Fig. 5.  The Via Baltica (red solid line) and urbanisation patterns (urban areas in 1989 - black, urban areas in 2000 - red,  urban areas in 2007 - yellow) in the territory of Lithuania (Gadal 2011, 2012)
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