Satellite Imaging

Satellite Imaging refers to the technique of capturing images of the Earth and its atmosphere using satellites equipped with sensors and cameras. These images can be taken in various spectral bands, including visible light, infrared, and radar, allowing for the analysis of different features and phenomena on the planet’s surface. Satellite imaging is widely used in various fields such as agriculture, forestry, urban planning, environmental monitoring, and disaster management, providing valuable data for assessing land use, tracking changes in vegetation, monitoring weather patterns, and responding to natural disasters. The technology enables high-resolution imagery that can cover large areas, making it a powerful tool for both scientific research and practical applications.