Remote Sensing

Remote sensing is collecting information about Earth from a distance, typically using instruments on satellites or aircraft, to measure things like land temperature, vegetation cover, storm location and strength, or changes in ice sheets over time. Because it can cover huge areas repeatedly and reach places that are difficult or dangerous to visit in person, remote sensing is a major source of the data used to monitor natural hazards, resources, and environmental change.

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