Satellite Observation

Satellite observation refers to the process of using artificial satellites to collect data about the Earth’s surface and atmosphere. This technique involves capturing images and measuring various phenomena from space, such as weather patterns, land use, vegetation, and ocean currents. Satellite observation plays a crucial role in environmental monitoring, climate research, and disaster management, as it provides comprehensive and real-time information over large areas that are often difficult to access by other means. The data collected can be used for applications ranging from agriculture and forestry to urban planning and natural resource management.