State-of-the-Art Remote Sensing in North America 2023–2024
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 February 2024) | Viewed by 676
Special Issue Editors
Interests: remote sensing; geospatial analysis; ecosystem modeling
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Interests: hydrogeology; geomorphology; natural hazards; land use/cover changes; optical/radar remote sensing
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Interests: remote sensing; spatial statistics; giscience; land cover change
Interests: plant physiology; agriculture; biogeochemical cycles; above and belowground linkages; remote sensing
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Interests: lidar remote sensing (ALS, TLS, UAV-lidar, GEDI); tropical forest structure and ecology; industrial forest plantations, algorithms and tools development; data integration and change detection
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Interests: optical remote sensing technology development and EO-based spatial analysis for applications related to urban and mining development
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Over the past decade, the field of remote sensing has undergone intensive development and transformation, playing a crucial role in addressing key environmental research questions pertinent to North America.
This Special Issue builds on the success of the previous “State-of-the-Art Remote Sensing in North America 2019” and it aims to present recent advances in airborne and spaceborne remote sensing for detecting shifts in land use patterns and tracking changes from the frozen expanses of the Arctic to the sprawling urban centers. Articles that focus on data fusion from multiple sensors, geospatial data and multiple platforms (airborne data combined with satellite imagery), newly available airborne datasets (e.g., HYTES, PHyTIR, AVIRIS-NG, Lidar) or the potential for novel time series analyses and their application are particularly encouraged.
Prof. Dr. Yuhong He
Dr. Magaly Koch
Prof. Dr. Desheng Liu
Dr. Cameron Proctor
Dr. Carlos Alberto Silva
Dr. Ying Zhang
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- airborne and spaceborne
- remote sensing
- land use and land cover
- geomorphology
- data fusion and multiple sensors
- geospatial data
- satellite imagery
- time series analyses
- cloud computing
- deep learning
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