Remote Sensing in Environmental Modelling
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292). This special issue belongs to the section "Environmental Remote Sensing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 December 2024) | Viewed by 24224
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Interests: surface water flooding; standardised monitoring approaches; systems engineering; disruptive technologies; climate change; extreme events
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Interests: environmental policy; environmental regulation; sustainability; governance; monitoring; natural capital; ecosystem services; risk assessment; emergency response; systems-based approaches; operationalizing research findings
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Environmental models are used for a wide range of applications, including natural resource management and flood emergency planning. Input data for such models increasingly rely on remote sensing technologies, methodologies and derived geomatic products. Remote sensing has become an integral part of accurate and detailed, and fit for purpose, environmental modelling. This Special Issue looks at compiling examples of timely applications of remote sensing for environmental modelling. We are interested in manuscripts around the creation, collection, storage, processing, interpretation, visualisation, assessment and dissemination of data and modelled outputs. We are particularly interested in country-specific case studies demonstrating the use and benefit of remote sensing for environmental modelling. The following topics will be of particular interest:
- Forest ecology
- Biodiversity and wildlife
- Environmental informatics
- Ecoinformatics
- Biodiversity and environmental net gain assessments
- Nature based intervention assessments
- Natural resource management and planning
- Climate change and extreme events
- Atmospheric processes
- Carbon sequestration
- Sustainability and resilience
- Hydrological and flood modelling
- Country specific case studies
Dr. Monica Rivas Casado
Prof. Dr. Paul Leinster
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- process modelling
- environmental informatics
- climate change
- ecology
- forest
- sustainability
- resilience
- ecoinformatics
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