REMOTE SENSING OF THE EARTH AND THE MOST CONVENIENT SENSING METHOD
Keywords:
Key words: remote sensing, satellite-based sensors, passive sensors, active sensors, distance, radiation, radar.Abstract
Abstract. Remote sensing of the Earth is a crucial tool for understanding and
monitoring the planet's dynamic processes. It involves the collection of information
about the Earth's surface and atmosphere from a distance, using sensors on aircraft,
satellites, and other platforms. This data is then used to study and analyze various
aspects of the Earth, such as land use, vegetation cover, ocean currents, and
atmospheric composition.
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