REMOTE SENSING OF NATURAL HAZARDS (HB 2023) Hardcover

This book provides an extensive exploration of remote sensing technology for studying 12 types of natural hazards across the terrestrial sphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere. It details how to obtain spatial and quantitative data on hazards, including their distribution, severity, causes, and likelihood of occurrence. The author explains various data acquisition methods, highlighting their advantages and limitations while guiding readers in selecting the most suitable approach for their specific needs. A practical approach to data analysis is emphasized, using the most appropriate techniques and software.