Hank Theiss Data-verified
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Hank Theiss is a researcher at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. His work focuses on geospatial analysis and the assessment of digital elevation models derived from historical aerial imagery. Theiss has published research on detecting altimetric changes in Arctic landscapes and the absolute accuracy of textured mesh models. His scholarship metrics include an h-index of 1 with a total of 4 publications and 2 citations. He has collaborated with E. C. Menio on two shared publications and with Seth Warn and Jackson Cothren on one shared publication each. Theiss's most recent publication was in 2025, indicating recent activity in his field.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 4
- Citations: 2
Selected Publications
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Data from: Detecting altimetric changes in Arctic landscapes using historical aerial imagery-derived digital elevation models (hDEMs): Case study of the Black Mountain Alluvial Fan Complex, Canada (2025)
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Absolute Accuracy Assessment of Maxar's Worldwide 3D Textured Mesh (2022)
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Error Propagation in Satellite Multi-Image Geometry (2021)
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- Detecting Altimetric Changes in Arctic Landscapes Using Historical Aerial Imagery-Derived Digital Elevation Models (hDEMs): Case Study of the Black Mountain Alluvial Fan Complex, Canada
- Data from: Detecting altimetric changes in Arctic landscapes using historical aerial imagery-derived digital elevation models (hDEMs): Case study of the Black Mountain Alluvial Fan Complex, Canada
- Error Propagation in Satellite Multi-Image Geometry
- Absolute Accuracy Assessment of Maxar's Worldwide 3D Textured Mesh
- Absolute Accuracy Assessment of Maxar's Worldwide 3D Textured Mesh
- Detecting Altimetric Changes in Arctic Landscapes Using Historical Aerial Imagery-Derived Digital Elevation Models (hDEMs): Case Study of the Black Mountain Alluvial Fan Complex, Canada
- Data from: Detecting altimetric changes in Arctic landscapes using historical aerial imagery-derived digital elevation models (hDEMs): Case study of the Black Mountain Alluvial Fan Complex, Canada
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