Earth Observations for a Better Future Earth
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2016) | Viewed by 104431
Special Issue Editors
2. Taiwan Group on Earth Observations, Hsinchu, Taiwan
Interests: remote sensing; atmospheric science; environmental monitoring; disaster analysis
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Interests: engineering geology; earthquake geology; geostatistics; GIS
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Interests: climatology of severe weather phenomena (tropical cyclones, thunderstorms and lightning); climate monitoring and prediction; satellite remote sensing for climate monitoring
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Interests: planetary exploration; planetary geodesy; radio science
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Interests: remote sensing; physical oceanography; global change; satellite oceanography
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The international Future Earth program has been launched to function as a global research platform to provide the knowledge needed to support transformations toward sustainability. In the recent decade, there has been a substantial progress in the research of Earth observations, which have become critical to assure the success of the Future Earth program. Related topics, such as water quality, atmospheric conditions, and environmental conditions for humans, plants, and animals have been addressed and deliberated worldwide. The focus of this Special Issue aims to nurture knowledge on the acquisition of Earth observations and its applications to the contemporary practice of sustainable development and to encourage discussion concerning innovative techniques/approaches based on remote sensing data, which are used for the study of sustainable development. Research scientists and other subject matter experts are encouraged to submit innovative and challenging papers that describe advances in the following topics:
- Disasters
- Health
- Energy
- Climate
- Water
- Weather
- Ecosystems
- Agriculture/Forestry/Fishery
- Biodiversity
- Industry and Policy
Dr. Yuei-An Liou
Dr. Chyi-Tyi Lee
Dr. Yuriy Kuleshov
Dr. Jean-Pierre Barriot
Dr. Chung-Ru Ho
Guest Editors
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