Titlebook: Earth System Monitoring; Selected Entries fro John Orcutt Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 Airborne Remote Sensing.A

Magnitude

Long-Term Ecological Research Network,rm data from a broad range of key ecosystems, the LTER Network represents a unique national resource to address pressing environmental issues such as climate change, loss of biodiversity, and changes in patterns of land use. LTER is recognized internationally as one of the best organized and most su

真實(shí)的你

Ocean Acidification,rds of the Earth’s surface, are essential sources of food, economic activity, and biodiversity, and are central to the global biogeochemical cycles. The oceans are the largest reservoir of carbon in the Planet, and absorb approximately one-third of the carbon emissions that are released to the Earth

結(jié)合

ALOFT

ONYM

Remote Sensing Applications to Ocean and Human Health,ed on aircraft, satellites, or simply sited on a high hill or bluff overlooking an area of interest. Ocean and human health is the general field that assesses conditions in the marine environment including estuaries that are relevant to the well-being of living resources and to the use of these reso

Tremor

Remote Sensing of Natural Disasters,ooding, fires, and weather. Practically speaking, “remote sensing of natural disasters” principally refers to the use of airborne or spaceborne sensors to study natural disasters for detecting, modeling, predicting, analyzing, and mitigating effects on human populations and activities.

喚醒

陳腐思想

forbid

Airborne and Space-borne Remote Sensing of Cryosphere,rgs constitute the oceanic elements of the Cryosphere while ice particles in the upper atmosphere and icy precipitation near the surface are the representative members of the Cryosphere in atmospheric systems.

史前