Biophysical Applications of Satellite Remote Sensing
Includes a comprehensive synthesis of the main biophysical applications of satellite remote sensing Provides in-depth discussions on satellite-derived biophysical metrics with emphasis on the theory, methodology, validation, results, and directions of future research. Provides scientists, instructors and students from a variety of fields with a comprehensive resource for studying the biophysical applications of satellite remote sensing.
Various biophysical applications (leaf area index and gross primary productivity, for example) have been derived from measurements of the terrestrial system obtained remotely by MODIS sensors from NASA and other satellite platforms. In Biophysical Applications of Remote Sensing by Satellite, the authors describe the main applications of satellite remote sensing for the study of Earth's biophysical phenomena. The book focuses on the wide range of specific (metric) applications of biophysical activity derived from satellite remote sensing. With in-depth discussions of satellite-derived biophysical metrics that focus specifically on the theory, methodology, validation, key results, and directions of future research, this book is an excellent resource for remote sensing specialists, ecologists, geographers, biologists, climatologists and remote sensing specialists. environmental scientists.
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