Remote Sensing of Climate Change

Dear Colleagues,

Remote sensing has provided significant advances in understanding the climate system and its changes, by quantifying processes and spatio-temporal states of land surface–atmosphere interactions on various scales. Yet, the ever-growing possibilities stemming from new, high-resolution sensor technologies and advanced monitoring systems also pose challenges in making the best use of the information. New concepts and tools are needed to efficiently combine long-term (coarse resolution) data sets with these novel high-resolution observations, such as data mining, data fusion, and data-assimilation of remote sensing observations into environmental models and monitoring networks, to explore the capabilities for climate change research to its best potential.

This Special Issue invites contributions from studies that focus on understanding how climate change may impact the human and natural environment and evaluating its impacts and threats using remote sensing observations from multi-scale platforms, e.g., in situ, airborne and various satellite platforms. Contributions possibly spanning long time periods are especially welcome; these should preferably rely on the integration between earth observation imagery and data collected in the field.

Prof. Dr. Ralf Ludwig
Prof. Dr. Arturo Sanchez-Azofeifa
Guest Editors

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