ADVANCES IN LAND REMOTE SENSING

By U. MILIM

CONTENTS RECENT ADVANCES IN LAND REMOTE SENSING: AN OVERVIEW PART I REMOTE SENSING SYSTEMS PASSIVE MICROWAVE REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND APPLICATIONS ACTIVE MICROWAVE REMOTE SENSING SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS TO SNOW MONITORING MULTI-ANGULAR THERMAL INFRARED OBSERVATIONS OF TERRESTRIAL VEGETATION TERRESTRIAL APPLICATIONS OF MULTIANGLE REMOTE SENSING PART II PHYSICAL MODELING AND INVERSION ALGORITHMS MODELING THE SPECTRAL SIGNATURE OF FORESTS: APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING MODELS TO CONIFEROUS CANOPIES ˜ ESTIMATING CANOPY CHARACTERISTICS FROM REMOTE SENSING OBSERVATIONS: REVIEW OF METHODS AND ASSOCIATED PROBLEMS KNOWLEDGE DATABASE AND INVERSION RETRIEVAL OF SURFACE ALBEDO FROM SATELLITE SENSORS MODELING AND INVERSION IN THERMAL INFRARED REMOTE SENSING OVER VEGETATED LAND SURFACES SPECTRALLY CONSISTENT PANSHARPENING DATA ASSIMILATION METHODS FOR LAND SURFACE VARIABLE ESTIMATION METHODOLOGIES FOR MAPPING LAND COVER/LAND USE AND ITS CHANGE 14 METHODOLOGIES FOR MAPPING PLANT FUNCTIONAL TYPES PART III REMOTE SENSING APPLICATIONS 15 MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT OF AGRICULTURE WITH REMOTE SENSING REMOTE SENSING OF TERRESTRIAL PRIMARY PRODUCTION AND CARBON CYCLE 17 APPLICATIONS OF TERRESTRIAL REMOTE SENSING TO CLIMATE MODELING 18 IMPROVING THE UTILIZATION OF REMOTELY SENSED DATA 19 EMERGING ISSUES IN LAND REMOTE SENSING