Description
Fundamentals of Satellite Remote Sensing, one of the most authoritative guides in the field of observing the Earth from space, examines the tools and methods of collecting environmental data using satellites. Taking a comprehensive look at recent developments in the space field, the book explains the role of remote sensing in monitoring global change, managing natural resources, and even archaeological studies. In new editions, the author has placed special emphasis on the importance of using drones, high-resolution sensors, and integrating satellite data with artificial intelligence.
In more specialized sections, the processes of radiometric and geometric image correction are carefully described to familiarize the reader with how to transform raw data into analyzable variables. The book also addresses the legal and ethical aspects of spatial data collection and the role of cloud services such as Google Earth Engine in processing big data. This resource provides a complete roadmap for students of geography, environment, and engineering who seek a deep understanding of space technologies.
Book Features
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Detailed review of optical, radar, and microwave remote sensing systems.
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Teaching advanced image classification methods using artificial intelligence algorithms.
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Introducing new satellite missions and sensor systems with very high resolution (such as Maxar and Planet).
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Temporal data analysis to detect environmental changes and monitor ecosystems.
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Providing more than 160 color satellite images and educational graphics to facilitate understanding of concepts.
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Exploring the use of cloud services and public databases such as Copernicus and EarthExplorer.
Book specifications
- Publisher: CRC Press
- Instructor/Author: Emilio Chuvieco
- Number of pages: 433
- Number of chapters: 9
- Format: PDF
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