Microwave Remote Sensing in Environmental Monitoring

Microwave Remote Sensing in Environmental Monitoring: Case Studies and Methodology addresses the growing need for advanced techniques in environmental monitoring using microwave Earth Observation datasets. This reference compiles multidisciplinary approaches and state-of-the-art geospatial data analysis methods applied to a wide range of environmental contexts, from natural and agricultural to urban and disaster-affected areas. It fills a gap by offering practical solutions and detailed case studies that integrate both active and passive microwave sensing technologies. The content is organized into thematic sections, each including chapters that present specific applications, methodologies, and geospatial data processing workflows, supported by recent satellite data and software tools. The book emphasizes reproducible techniques, with clear algorithmic descriptions and potential code samples, making it a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners alike. Microwave Remote Sensing in Environmental Monitoring benefits postgraduate students, researchers, environmental scientists, and geospatial analysts by providing robust methodologies and practical examples to enhance environmental monitoring capabilities. It enables users to apply advanced microwave remote sensing data and geoinformation technologies effectively in their work, supporting improved environmental management and decision-making worldwide.

• Provides state-of-the-art methodologies using active and passive microwave data in environmental applications
• Demonstrates dual orientation on innovative techniques and specific regional study features
• Presents detailed methodologies for easy replication of studies
• Includes novel algorithms and applied case studies from diverse global locations