Feature Papers for Section Environmental Remote Sensing

Dear Colleagues,

Growing concerns about the human impact on the environment has led to the development of new observation and analysis tools to tackle and monitor the types, magnitudes, and rates of environmental changes. Timely observations by Earth observation (EO) satellite systems, and improved mapping and analysis tools are enabling a better understanding of the ecological and environmental interactions that underlie our Earth systems, which is critical for developing sustainable solutions. The section on environmental remote sensing deals with emerging methods, technologies, and high-impact EO applications in real-world contexts. It may include sensors such as a synthetic aperture radar for coastal subsidence monitoring, UAV-based disaster damage and recovery assessment, high resolution multispectral data for ecosystem vulnerability and rehabilitation assessment, or hyperspectral data for biodiversity mapping and analysis. Topics may cover a broad range of environments, from coastal to forest and desert areas, as well as applications, for example, conservation management, land conversion, natural resources mapping, and ecosystem dynamics. The focus of this Special Issue is on environmental issues in light of climate change and human impacts. Manuscripts for this important Special Issue of Remote Sensing will be accepted by the editorial office, the Editor-in-Chief and editorial board members by invitation only.

• Ecosystem assessment and monitoring;
• Land-use/-cover changes (LUCC);
• Arid land geomorphology;
• Water resources assessment;
• Wetland and coastal dynamics;
• Geohazards;
• Land subsidence;
• Subsurface investigation;
• Time-series analysis;
• Data fusion and assimilation;
• Synergy of optical and radar;
• New sensors/platforms applications

Dr. Magaly Koch
Collection Editor

Manuscript Submission Information

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