Remote Sensing Techniques

In today’s world, Remote Sensing Techniques plays a pivotal role in Earth observation, encompassing the essential processes of information acquisition, storage, and distribution vital for sustainable development. From communication and military surveillance to oceanography and terrain mapping, data gathered from aerial sources and satellites underpins a wide array of applications. This book aims to offer readers a solid yet comprehensive foundation in remote sensing, particularly focusing on visual information generation through images.

The chapters are thoughtfully structured to guide readers through the entire journey of image development, covering both historical perspectives and future advancements. Detailed explanations of the image generation process, including both digital and analog techniques, are provided to ensure a thorough understanding.

Following this, Remote Sensing Techniques explores various Earth observation platforms, primarily satellites, introducing readers to innovations in image sensors and the cutting-edge technology enabling Earth observation. Additionally, it examines diverse topographical locations across the continental United States, showcasing the extensive data sets that remote sensing can deliver.

Ultimately, this book serves as an accessible guide for newcomers to the field of remote sensing, empowering them to build upon their existing knowledge and delve deeper into this exciting domain.