Remote Sensing and GIS Accuracy Assessment (Mapping Science)
Ross S. Lunetta, John G. Lyon
The role of an editor in an anthology such as this one is to ensure that chapters follow each other in a logical sequence, don't overlap and, in the end, provide information much like a text book would.
This book does none of that. It reads more like a scientific journal composed of random papers. The only exception are chapters 1,2 and 3 which accurately reflect the title of the book. The other chapters are of varying quality, but do not collectively tell the story of remote sensing and GIS accuracy assessment. They are disjointed and seem to have no relation to each other.
