Remote Sensing Data Analysis

Remote sensing data analysis involves collecting information about the Earth's surface from sensors often mounted on satellites or aircraft. These sensors detect various types of energy (like light or heat) reflected or emitted by objects, allowing us to observe and measure land, water, vegetation, and urban areas without physical contact. By processing and interpreting this data, analysts can monitor environmental changes, manage resources, and support decision-making for things like agriculture, disaster response, and urban planning. Essentially, it transforms raw sensor signals into meaningful insights about our planet's surface and atmosphere.