Remote Sensing: Principles, Interpretation, and Applications, Fourth Edition
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Remote Sensing: Principles, Interpretation, and Applications, Fourth Edition

by Floyd F. Sabins Jr., James M. Ellis

Environmental Science Remote Sensing Geospatial Technology
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Remote Sensing: Principles, Interpretation, and Applications, Fourth Edition offers a structured introduction to the foundations of remote sensing. Covering core principles, interpretation, and applications, it is suited to students, educators, and professionals who want a clear reference for understanding this scientific and technical discipline.

About This Book

Remote sensing is the study and application of information gathered from a distance. This book presents the subject for readers seeking a structured introduction.

The coverage focuses on fundamental principles, interpretation of remote sensing data, and applications across relevant fields.

This fourth edition provides a current edition of a text authored by Floyd F. Sabins Jr. and James M. Ellis.

It can serve as a reference for students, educators, and professionals developing their understanding of remote sensing.

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