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Remote sensing for sustainability /
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| Format: | Printed Book |
| Language: | English |
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Table of Contents:
- Preface : towards a sustainable Earth through remote sensing / Qihao Weng
- Extraction of parameters from remote sensing data for environmental indices for urban sustainability / John C. Trinder
- EO datasets for urban and regional planning / Thomas Esch
- Assessment of urban growth in the Pearl River Delta, China, using time series Landsat imagery / Lei Zhang and Qihao Weng
- InSAR monitoring of land subsidence for sustainable urban planning / Abduwasit Ghulam, Mark Grzovic, Maitiniyazi Maimaitijiang, and Mamat Sawut
- A tale of two cities : urbanization in Greensboro, North Carolina, USA and Guiyang, Guizhou, China / Honglin Xiao and Qihao Weng
- Role of remote sensing in sustainable grassland management / Alexander Tong, Yuhong He, Bing Lu, and Xulin Guo
- Classifying tree species using high spatial resolution imagery to support the conservation of an endangered bird species in Hawaii / Qi Chen
- Remote sensing of forest damage by diseases and insects / Gang Chen and Ross K. Meentemeyer
- Monitoring water quality with remote sensing image data / Bunkei Matsushita, Wei Yang, Lalu Muhamad Jaelani, Fajar Setiawan, and Takehiko Fukushima
- Urban air quality studies using EO data / Xuefei Hu
- Heat hazard monitoring with satellite derived land surface temperature / Yitong Jiang and Qihao Weng
- Remote sensing identification of threshold zones along a Mediterranean to arid climatic gradient / Maxim Shoshany
- Soil moisture using optical remote sensing and ground measurements : a case study from Pakistan / Mudassar Umar
- Global assessment of sustainable straw energy potential using EO / Thomas Esch
- Use of nighttime imaging data to assess decadal trends in energy use in China / Yanhua Xie and Qihao Weng
- Support of wind resource modeling using Earth Observation / Thomas Esch
- Assessing solar energy potential and building energy use in Indianapolis using geospatial techniques / Yuanfan Zheng and Qihao Weng.