Description
Land Applications of Radar Remote Sensing is a definitive resource for understanding how radar technology is applied to monitor and analyze Earth’s surface. Written by Holecz F. and published by InTech in 2017, this hardcover handbook covers the fundamental principles of radar remote sensing alongside cutting-edge applications in agriculture, forestry, hydrology, and environmental management.
The book addresses both synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and other radar methodologies, providing readers with detailed insights into data acquisition, processing techniques, and interpretation methods. It serves professionals, researchers, and students seeking to understand how radar systems can detect surface moisture, soil properties, vegetation changes, and topographical features with precision regardless of weather conditions or daylight availability.
Ideal for geospatial specialists, environmental scientists, and land management professionals, this reference guide bridges theoretical concepts with real-world case studies and practical implementations in sustainable land use and monitoring.
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