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ISBN-10 :  0128092599 

ISBN-13 :  9780128092590 

Author:  William Emery, Adriano Camps

Introduction to Satellite Remote Sensing: Atmosphere, Ocean and Land Applications is the first reference book to cover ocean applications, atmospheric applications, and land applications of remote sensing.

Applications of remote sensing data are finding increasing application in fields as diverse as wildlife ecology and coastal recreation management. The technology engages electromagnetic sensors to measure and monitor changes in the earth’s surface and atmosphere.

 

Introduction to Satellite Remote Sensing Atmosphere, Ocean, Land and Cryosphere Applications 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1. The History of Satellite Remote Sensing
1.1. The Definition of Remote Sensing
1.2. The History of Satellite Remote Sensing
1.3. Study Questions
Chapter 2. Basic Electromagnetic Concepts and Applications to Optical Sensors
2.1. Maxwell’s Equations
2.2. The Basics of Electromagnetic Radiation
2.3. The Remote Sensing Process
2.4. The Character of Electromagnetic Waves
2.5. Electromagnetic Spectrum: Distribution of Radiant Energies
2.6. Atmospheric Transmission
2.7. Sensors to Measure Parameters of the Earth’s Surface
2.8. Incoming Solar Radiation
2.9. Infrared Emissions
2.10. Surface Reflectance: Land Targets
2.11. Study Questions
Chapter 3. Optical Imaging Systems
3.1. Physical Measurement Principles
3.2. Basic Optical Systems
3.3. Spectral Resolving Power; the Rayleigh Criterion
3.4. Detecting the Signal
3.5. Vignetting
3.6. Scan Geometries
3.7. Field of View
3.8. Optical Sensor Calibration
3.9. Light Detection and Ranging
3.10. Study Questions
Chapter 4. Microwave Radiometry
4.1. Basic Concepts on Microwave Radiometry
4.2. The Radiative Transfer Equation
4.3. Emission Behavior of Natural Surfaces
4.4. Understanding Microwave Radiometry Imagery
4.5. Applications of Microwave Radiometry
4.6. Sensors
4.7. Study Questions
Chapter 5. Radar
5.1. A Compact Introduction to Radar Theory
5.2. Radar Scattering
5.3. Radar Systems
5.4. Synthetic Aperture Radar
5.5. Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry
5.6. Future Synthetic Aperture Radar Systems
5.7. Radar Altimeters
5.8. Radar Scatterometry for Ocean Wind Vector Observations
5.9. Study Questions
Chapter 6. Remote Sensing Using Global Navigation Satellite System Signals of Opportunity
6.1. Brief Historical Review
6.2. Fundamentals of Global Navigation Satellite System Signals
6.3. Global Navigation Satellite System—Radio Occultations
6.4. Global Navigation Satellite System-Reflectrometry
6.5. Future Trends in GNSS-R
6.6. Study Questions
Chapter 7. Orbital Mechanics, Image Navigation, and Cartographic Projections
7.1. History
7.2. Kepler’s Laws of Planetary Motion
7.3. Map Projections, Image Navigation, and Georectification
7.4. Map Projections
7.5. Study Questions
Chapter 8. Atmosphere Applications
8.1. Cloud Remote Sensing
8.2. Atmospheric Aerosols and Optical Thickness
8.3. Atmospheric Profiling
8.4. Rain Rate, Atmospheric Liquid Water, and Cloud Liquid Water
8.5. Study Questions
Chapter 9. Ocean Applications
9.1. Sea Surface Temperature
9.2. Sea Surface Height and Satellite Altimetry
9.3. Synthetic Aperture Radar Ocean Applications
9.4. Ocean Wind Scatterometry
9.5. Conclusions
9.6. Study Questions
Chapter 10. Land Applications
10.1. Historical Development
10.2. Landsat Applications
10.3. Land Cover Mapping
10.4. Commercial High-Resolution Optical Imagery
10.5. Forest Fire Detection and Mapping
10.6. Measuring and Monitoring Vegetation From Space
10.7. The European Copernicus Program
10.8. Study Questions
Chapter 11. Cryosphere Applications
11.1. Introduction
11.2. Polar Observations
11.3. Sea Ice
11.4. Ice Sheets
11.5. CryoSat Instruments
11.6. Using Scatterometry to Compute Sea Ice Concentration and Drift
11.7. Thin Ice Thickness Estimation
11.8. Multiyear Arctic Sea Ice Classification Using OSCAT and QuikSCAT
11.9. Arctic Sea Ice Drift Estimation by Merging Radiometer and Scatterometer Data
11.10. Merging the Sea Ice Drift Products
11.11. Study Questions
Chapter 12. Remote Sensing With Small Satellites
12.1. Introduction
12.2. Earth Observation Using Constellations of Small Satellites
12.3. Future Trends in Small Satellites

 

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