SATELLITE SENSORS USED IN THERMAL REMOTE SENSING
Journal Title: Aerospace Research in Bulgaria - Year 2017, Vol 29, Issue
Abstract
The presented article makes an overview of the most used contemporary satellite remote sensing missions operating in the thermal range of the electromagnetic spectrum. Discussed are the main environmental applications of satellite missions such as Landsat, ASTER, MODIS, CBERS and HJ-1B. Some issues and future perspectives are outlined in conclusion.
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Ivan Yanev
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- DOI 10.7546/AeReBu.29.18.01.04
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