Remote sensing: Fundamentals, types and monitoring applications of environmental consequences of war

Dhari Al Ajmi; ud din Saif ud din

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-87963-3_3

Remote sensing: Fundamentals, types and monitoring applications of environmental consequences of war

Dhari Al Ajmi^*, ud din Saif ud din

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The chapter deals with the fundamentals of remote sensing, basic principle of electromagnetic radiation and its interaction with the earth, atmosphere and surface materials. The types of sensors, digital data formats, basic image processing techniques, including image enhancement techniques and classification methods are explained in details. Besides the image processing techniques, applications of remote sensing in Kuwait are presented in a section on applications, that include techniques for mapping subsidence in oil fields, estimation of recharge to shallow aquifers and freshwater lenses, calibration of satellite precipitation data and mapping of hydrocarbon contamination using land surface temperature estimates.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Handbook of Environmental Chemistry, Volume 3: Anthropogenic Compounds
Pages	41-123
Number of pages	83
Volume	3 U
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-87963-3_3
Publication status	Published - 2009

Publication series

Name	Handbook of Environmental Chemistry, Volume 3: Anthropogenic Compounds
Volume	3 U
ISSN (Print)	14336847

Keywords

EMR
Hydrocarbon pollution
Image enhancement
Interferometry
LST
TRMM

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Environmental Chemistry

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Remote sensing : Fundamentals, types and monitoring applications of environmental consequences of war. / Al Ajmi, Dhari; Saif ud din, ud din.

Handbook of Environmental Chemistry, Volume 3: Anthropogenic Compounds. Vol. 3 U 2009. p. 41-123 (Handbook of Environmental Chemistry, Volume 3: Anthropogenic Compounds; Vol. 3 U).

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