Advanced in Space-Air-Ground-Sea Integrated Remote Sensing: Intelligent Processing and Applications

Dear Colleagues,

The space–air–ground–sea integrated remote sensing has significant strengths in terms of acquiring spatiotemporal–spectral big data at a wide range of observation views. It involves the utilization of multi-modal sensors to capture data remotely from diverse platforms, such as satellites, airborne systems, drones, and ground-based or sea-based devices.

In particular, many intelligent processing technologies are now derived from crossovers between space–air–ground–sea integrated remote sensing and artificial intelligence, which hold enough potential for various fine-grained remote sensing applications. However, challenges remain for photogrammetric processing, 3D modeling, multi-modal information fusion, thematic mapping, and their respective applications in space–air–ground–sea integrated remote sensing.

This Special Issue focuses on recent advanced research in space–air–ground–sea integrated remote sensing and its applications. Topics may include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Two- or three-dimensional object detection/tracking/re-identification;
• Three-dimensional reconstruction;
• Image segmentation/classification/fusion;
• Photogrammetric processing;
• Change detection;
• Applications of space–air–ground–sea integrated remote sensing.

Prof. Dr. Zhonghua Hong
Dr. Chenchen Jiang
Dr. Huazhong Ren
Guest Editors

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