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Remote Sensing Applications in Satellite Oceanography
2022Satellite remote sensing provides repeated global observations of key ocean surface variables. These observations are complementary to in situ measurements. In fact, remotely sensed information fills some in situ gaps in temporal and spatial coverage, while in situ measurements, being a point-wise source of informa- tion, provide critical ground-truth ...
Aulicino, Giuseppe +6 more
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2020
Lake Victoria Basin (LVB)’s overall water movement expressed through the hydrological cycle is characterised by a simple water balance equation: \(\bigtriangleup S =P-E-Q\), where \(\bigtriangleup S\) is the basin’s total water storage (TWS representing the sum of groundwater, soil moisture, vegetation, and surface water), P the basin’s precipitation ...
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Lake Victoria Basin (LVB)’s overall water movement expressed through the hydrological cycle is characterised by a simple water balance equation: \(\bigtriangleup S =P-E-Q\), where \(\bigtriangleup S\) is the basin’s total water storage (TWS representing the sum of groundwater, soil moisture, vegetation, and surface water), P the basin’s precipitation ...
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On the Use of Satellite Remote Sensing in Archeology
2015Remote sensing has been successfully used in the past for the exposure of shallow buried antiquities. The detection of these remains is mainly based on the photo interpretation of high-resolution satellite or aerial imagery. This procedure is focused on the identification of crop marks using visible and near infrared (VNIR) spectrum response (e.g ...
Agapiou, Athos +3 more
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Satellite remote sensing in irrigation
Irrigation and Drainage Systems, 1991Data on flows in irrigation and drainage canals and data on climate, crops, and cropped areas are essential for the management of irrigation systems. Only part of these data can be collected with satellite remote sensing (SRS). This paper discusses the possibilities for the practical use of SRS data in the management of irrigation systems.
W. Wolters, A. W. Zevenbergen, M. G. Bos
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2004
Antarctica is a remote and large continent, and hence, despite a long history of sea- and land-based expeditions, often combined with aerial observations, many areas have not been visited by mankind to this date. There are still “white spaces” in ground-based mapping of Antarctica.
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Antarctica is a remote and large continent, and hence, despite a long history of sea- and land-based expeditions, often combined with aerial observations, many areas have not been visited by mankind to this date. There are still “white spaces” in ground-based mapping of Antarctica.
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2009
Accurate and reliable georeferenced information, early warning and alert message based on scientific monitoring techniques and methods would minimize the severity of the impending drought. Spatial and temporal co-ordinates and attributes would enhance the reliability and also, in communicating, the potential impact to the specific vulnerable groups of ...
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Accurate and reliable georeferenced information, early warning and alert message based on scientific monitoring techniques and methods would minimize the severity of the impending drought. Spatial and temporal co-ordinates and attributes would enhance the reliability and also, in communicating, the potential impact to the specific vulnerable groups of ...
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Satellite Remote Sensing: An Introduction
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 1988R. P. Kirby, Ray Harris
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