引用次数
引用: 3,103
H-指数: 29
I10-指数 : 46
出版物: 89
Monitoring ephemeral headwater streams: a paired-sensor approach
Rashaad Bhamjee , John B. Lindsay , Jaclyn Cockburn
Hydrological Processes 30 ( 6) 888 -898
14
2016
Mapping outlet points used for watershed delineation onto DEM-derived stream networks
John B. Lindsay , James J. Rothwell , Helen Davies
Water Resources Research 44 ( 8)
15
2008
LiDAR DEM Smoothing and the Preservation of Drainage Features
John B. Lindsay , Anthony Francioni , Jaclyn M. H. Cockburn
Remote Sensing 11 ( 16) 1926
6
2019
An Analysis of Ground-Point Classifiers for Terrestrial LiDAR
Kevin C. Roberts , John B. Lindsay , Aaron A. Berg
Remote Sensing 11 ( 16) 1915
3
2019
Measuring the significance of a divide to local drainage patterns
John B. Lindsay , Jan Seibert
International Journal of Geographical Information Science 27 ( 7) 1453 -1468
20
2013
Evaluating DEM conditioning techniques, elevation source data, and grid resolution for field-scale hydrological parameter extraction
Kathryn Woodrow , John B. Lindsay , Aaron A. Berg
Journal of Hydrology 540 1022 -1029
44
2016
Sensitivity of digital landscapes to artifact depressions in remotely-sensed DEMs
John B. Lindsay , Irena F. Creed
Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 71 ( 9) 1029 -1036
74
2005
The influence of elevation error on the morphometrics of channel networks extracted from DEMs and the implications for hydrological modelling
John B. Lindsay , Martin G. Evans
Hydrological Processes 22 ( 11) 1588 -1603
35
2008
The Terrain Analysis System: A tool for hydro-geomorphic applications
John B. Lindsay
Hydrological Processes 19 ( 5) 1123 -1130
114
2005
Removal of artifact depressions from digital elevation models: towards a minimum impact approach
John B. Lindsay , Irena F. Creed
Hydrological Processes 19 ( 16) 3113 -3126
121
2005
The practice of DEM stream burning revisited
John B. Lindsay
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 41 ( 5) 658 -668
33
2016
The effects of survey frequency on estimates of scour and fill in a braided river model
John B. Lindsay , Peter E. Ashmore
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 27 ( 1) 27 -43
57
2002
Scale-Optimized Surface Roughness for Topographic Analysis
John B. Lindsay , Daniel R. Newman , Anthony Francioni
Geosciences 9 ( 7) 322
34
2019
Scale-dependent spatial variability in peatland lead pollution in the southern Pennines, UK.
James J. Rothwell , Martin G. Evans , John B. Lindsay , Timothy E.H. Allott
Environmental Pollution 145 ( 1) 111 -120
28
2007
Drainage basin morphometrics for depressional landscapes
John B. Lindsay , Irena F. Creed , Frederick D. Beall
Water Resources Research 40 ( 9)
36
2004
Using Complex Permittivity and Artificial Neural Networks for Contaminant Prediction
John B. Lindsay , Julie Q. Shang , R. Kerry Rowe
Journal of Environmental Engineering 128 ( 8) 740 -747
13
2002
Distinguishing actual and artefact depressions in digital elevation data
John B. Lindsay , Irena F. Creed
Computers & Geosciences 32 ( 8) 1192 -1204
75
2006
Drainage Network Analysis and Structuring of Topologically Noisy Vector Stream Data
John B. Lindsay , Wanhong Yang , Duncan D. Hornby
ISPRS international journal of geo-information 8 ( 9) 422
2
2019
DEM Fusion using a modified k-means clustering algorithm
Colleen E. Fuss , Aaron A. Berg , John B. Lindsay
International Journal of Digital Earth 9 ( 12) 1242 -1255
11
2016
Modelling suspended sediment lead concentrations in contaminated peatland catchments using digital terrain analysis
James J. Rothwell , John B. Lindsay , Martin G. Evans , Timothy E.H. Allott
Ecological Engineering 36 ( 5) 623 -630
13
2010