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Satellite Remote Sensing: Past, Present and Future reviews the evolution of Earth remote sensing, from earlier technologies in aerial and satellite remote sensing of the Earth that paved the way for current techniques to current uses and applications. In addition, the book covers future capabilities and research goals. Sections discuss novel applications, interdisciplinary functions, and outline current uses and limitations of various remote sensing technologies, thus putting into context how breakthroughs were made in developments. This is a valuable reference for students, professors of foundational remote sensing courses, and researchers and professionals seeking a wider understanding of remote sensing and its capabilities.
Contents
1. The very early developments of remote sensing
2. Sputnik and the start of Earth orbiting satellites
3. Research satellites
4. Non-US weather satellites
5. The emergence of commercial satellite program
6. The emergence of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for Earth observations
7. Dirigibles and other airships for Earth remote sensing
8. The overall present situation combining all US and non-US research and weather satellite systems.
9. The future
