Remote Sensing Data

Remote sensing data refers to information gathered about the Earth's surface from a distance, typically using satellites or aircraft. This technology captures images and measurements of land, water, and atmosphere, allowing us to monitor changes in the environment, track weather patterns, and assess natural resources. For example, remote sensing helps in urban planning, agriculture, disaster response, and climate research. By analyzing this data, scientists and decision-makers can gain insights into various phenomena without needing to be physically present at the location being studied.