Environmental Monitoring Using Satellite Remote Sensing (Second Edition)
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292). This special issue belongs to the section "Environmental Remote Sensing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 January 2025 | Viewed by 845
Special Issue Editors
Interests: geomatics; remote sensing; change detection; thermography; radiometric calibration; environmental monitoring
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Interests: remote sensing and geostatistical tools in geoscience; multispectral and hyperspectral remote sensing; geostatistical mapping; mining residues
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The sustainable management of the environment is one of the major challenges of the modern era, with the goal of a wise use of the resources, while preserving ecosystems integrity. A deep understanding of the status of the environment and an accurate monitoring of its dynamics, especially in response to anthropogenic actions, are crucial to develop a correct management strategy. In this context, Remote Sensing techniques can provide a major contribution. Indeed, the increasing number of satellite platforms and the enhanced performances of the imaging sensors have been making available an unprecedented amount of information about land and ocean surfaces.
In this perspective, research efforts are needed to develop methods and tools for the integration of platforms and sensors with different spectral, spatial and temporal resolutions. This integration is essential to expand the capabilities of a multi-temporal and multi-scale monitoring of the environment and enlarge the number of applications that may benefit from remote sensing data. Furthermore, the development of best practices to validate the results and predict the accuracy of the proposed approaches is another crucial aspect.
The previous volume of ‘Environmental Monitoring Using Satellite Remote Sensing’, collected valuable applications for eco-environment, water management, urbanization monitoring and land cover, vegetation and ecological quality assessments. This second Special Issue aims to continue collecting high quality contribution to the advancement of satellite remote sensing technology and solutions for environmental monitoring applications.
Dr. Emanuele Mandanici
Dr. Sara Kasmaeeyazdi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- environmental monitoring
- sustainability and resilience
- LULC mapping
- change-detection
- hazard assessment
- image classification
- multi and hyperspectral remote sensing
- multi-sensor integration
- optical and SAR integration
- multi-scale analysis
- time-series analysis
- satellite imagery calibration
- validation strategies
- geostatistical analysis for RS
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