Remote Sensing of Coastal Waters, Land Use/Cover, Lakes, Rivers and Watersheds II
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292). This special issue belongs to the section "Environmental Remote Sensing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 October 2022) | Viewed by 61357
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Interests: coastal and lake remote sensing; coastal ocean dynamics; marine remote sensing physics
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Interests: spatio-temporal data analytics; unified satellite image fusion; spatial statistics for land use/land cover change modeling; multi-objective optimization for sustainable land use planning
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Interests: coastal ecosystems and sustainability; coastal remote sensing; land use/land cover change; multi-sensor data fusion
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2. Institute of Space and Earth Information Science, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China
Interests: sea level change; lake study; climate and Earth system; hydrodynamic simulation; coastal oceanography; remote sensing image processing
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Coastal regions, lands, lakes, rivers, and watersheds are important elements of the Earth system environment. The remote sensing of these elements is a vital component of environmental monitoring. Although these elements individually play important roles in environmental changes, the study of the interactions between components is crucial for the better understanding of environmental change mechanisms. As remote sensing observation technology develops, more accurate observational data of the coastal regions, lands, lakes, rivers, and watersheds are available, which provide an effective approach to monitor the Earth system environment in real-time with high accuracy. Advances in data fusion technology help to efficiently integrate remote sensing data from multiple sensors and platforms. Remote sensing is an increasingly important methodology for advancing an in-depth understanding of environmental change processes and the associated mechanisms in phenomena. Thus, this Special Issue of Remote Sensing endeavors to assemble novel studies that utilize advanced remote sensing technology and apply these techniques to coastal regions, lands, lakes, rivers, and watersheds, as well as their interactions, and helps to improve the knowledge base of environmental change processes and mechanisms. We welcome you to contribute to the second volume of the Special Issue on “Remote Sensing of Coastal Waters, Land Use/Cover, Lakes, Rivers, and Watershed”.
Prof. Dr. Jiayi Pan
Prof. Dr. Bo Huang
Dr. Hongsheng Zhang
Prof. Dr. Adam T. Devlin
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- remote sensing of coastal waters and zones
- remote sensing data fusion technology
- land cover/use
- remote sensing of lakes, rivers, and watersheds
- remote sensing and GIS technology
- marine remote sensing
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