Sensors and Environmental Applications of Remote Sensing

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In June 1994 the European Association of Remote Sensing Laboratories (EARSeL) held its 14th annual symposium at the Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. Chalmers University is renowned among the remote sensing community for its high-level training courses on microwave techniques. The papers presented at this symposium, under the theme 'Sensors and Environmental Applications' are published in these proceedings. The symposium was followed by a specialist workshop on 'Topography from Space' and the overview papers given by keynote invited speakers are also published in this volume. One of the major goals of EARSeL is to act as an interface between the fast-evolving technologies and their applications in many fields. The theme chosen therefore enabled participants to present their latest research covering the analysis of data from the most advanced systems, including both visible and infrared optical sensors and both passive and active microwave sensors,... Tovább

Fülszöveg

In June 1994 the European Association of Remote Sensing Laboratories (EARSeL) held its 14th annual symposium at the Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. Chalmers University is renowned among the remote sensing community for its high-level training courses on microwave techniques. The papers presented at this symposium, under the theme 'Sensors and Environmental Applications' are published in these proceedings. The symposium was followed by a specialist workshop on 'Topography from Space' and the overview papers given by keynote invited speakers are also published in this volume. One of the major goals of EARSeL is to act as an interface between the fast-evolving technologies and their applications in many fields. The theme chosen therefore enabled participants to present their latest research covering the analysis of data from the most advanced systems, including both visible and infrared optical sensors and both passive and active microwave sensors, demonstrating their contribution to our understanding of dynamic environmental processes. Papers are grouped according to broad application areas, such as land applications, marine and inland waters, sea ice, oceans, and cartography, as well as technical papers on remote sensing methodology. These reflect the great strides that are being made towards the everyday use of satellite-derived data. Vissza