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Remote sensing and climate change: the role of earth observation

Cracknell, A.

Remote sensing and climate change: the role of earth observation - Surrey Springer Verlag 2001 - xxxii,301 ill. 25cm.

Considers the role that archived data from remote sensing satellites can play in providing evidence of climate change on Earth. Discusses the potential value of the various types of data that can be analysed, which include mean sea surface temperature, changing rainfall patterns, and the depletion of stratospheric ozone, and addresses the need for rigorous calibration.

ISBN: 1852333219

Subjects--Topical Terms:
CLIMATE CHANGE
CLIMATOLOGY
CLIMATIC CONDITIONS
REMOTE SENSING
SATELLITE CLIMATOLOGY
EARTH OBSERVATION
Environment

LC Class. No.: 551.6354 CRA

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