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(a) (b)

Meander bend with small tributary
(Luc-en-diois / Drôme-alt.: 210 m, res: 10 cm)

Oxbow lake section with power lines
(Malourdie / Rhône-alt.: 178 m, res: 8.5 cm)

(c) (d)

Limestone outcrops
(Varambon / Ain-alt.: 335 m, res: 16 cm)

Sedimentary plume
(Bellegarde / Ain-alt.: 141 m, res: 6.7 cm)

(e) (f)

Regenerating forest
(Bellegarde / Ain-alt.: 258 m, res: 12.3 cm)

Woody debris / grain size structure
(Gévrieux / Ain-alt.: 36 m, res: 1.7 cm)

(g) (h)

Floating aquatic vegetation
(Planet / Ain-alt.: 31 m, res: 1.5 cm)

Submerged aquatic vegetation
(Brotalet / Rhône-alt.: 160 m, res: 7.7 cm)

Figure 8.2 Further examples of the features which become resolved in hyperspatial imagery (alt. - altitude of flight; res. - spatial
resolution).