From Observations to End-User Engagement: Operational Applications of Remote Sensing to Inland and Coastal Waters
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292). This special issue belongs to the section "Remote Sensing in Geology, Geomorphology and Hydrology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 May 2023) | Viewed by 6244
Special Issue Editors
Interests: water quality; validation; radiative transfer; inland and coastal waters; science valorization
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Dear Colleagues,
It is our pleasure to invite you to submit original papers on the topic “From Observations to End-User Engagement: Operational Applications of Remote Sensing to Inland and Coastal Waters.”
With the operational data streams from the Sentinel missions and the Copernicus program of the European Space Agency and the maturity of emerging observations from miniature satellites and unmanned aerial vehicles, remote sensing technology is moving towards long-term sustainable data streaming, forming the basis for its operational use. In particular, setting up remote sensing (RS) services for inland and coastal waters provides an instrument for early warning and mitigation on extended spatiotemporal scales. However, the added value of any RS-based service is determined, primarily, by its uptake by the end-users, e.g., managers, governmental organizations, private companies, and/or the general public.
With your original contributions, this Special Issue will answer vital questions on the added values of observation and end-user engagement:
- Observation
- What are the recent advances in remote sensing applications to inland and coastal waters? For this question the authors are invited to address the following topics:
- Technology: new sensors and sensing techniques
- Techniques for triple sensors collocation (onsite biophysical sensors + radiance sensors + satellites) addressing spatial and temporal mismatches and uncertainty
- Citizen and data science
- Predictions and early warning systems
- Effect of climate change and climate change projections
- What are the recent advances in remote sensing applications to inland and coastal waters? For this question the authors are invited to address the following topics:
- End-user engagement
- What are the users’ requirements for better and tailored services? For this question the authors are invited to address:
- Users’ requirements from different perspectives: instrumentation, application, and/or accuracy
- Sustainability of the users’ engagement and enhancing the uptake of remote sensing services
- What are the users’ requirements for better and tailored services? For this question the authors are invited to address:
The Special Issue will accept review and research papers with a focus on remote sensing applications for inland and coastal waters.
Dr. Mhd. Suhyb Salama
Dr. Steef Peters
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Inland
- Coastal
- Water quality
- Remote sensing
- Earth observation
- Citizen science
- Date science
- User requirements
- Predictions
- Early warning systems
- Climate change
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