A history of NASA remote sensing contributions to archaeology

Evaluating ecological patterns and processes is crucial for the conservation of ecosystems [1]. In this view, remote sensing is a powerful tool for monitoring their status and change. This involves several tasks like biodiversity estimate, landscape ecology, and species distribution modeling

using remote sensing techniques

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optically (at the same time) and repeatedly, to build up a picture of change. If you think remote sensing is largely concerned with sensing at visible wavelengths you are wrong. Increasingly, other regions of the electro-magnetic spectrum are utilised to provide very useful information. 9

for an estimation of the area of sealed soil using GIS technology. Remote sensing data (aerial and satellite images) and cartographic data (city base maps, topographic maps) are used for that purpose. The proposed methodology is used for an estimation of sealed soil in two case studies: city of Warsaw and Lomianki

Remote sensing for detection of landscape form and function of

Ground based remote sensing for irrigation management in

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quality parameters by means of