Satellite Surveillance

Satellite Surveillance refers to the use of satellite technology to monitor and gather information about the Earth’s surface and atmosphere. This includes the observation of physical changes, movement of objects, and environmental conditions from space. Satellite surveillance is utilized for various purposes, including military operations, disaster management, environmental monitoring, and compliance with treaties or regulations. The data collected through satellite imagery can be analyzed for various applications such as urban planning, agriculture, forestry, climate change research, and security assessments. The capability to capture detailed images and data over wide areas allows for continuous and systematic observation, making satellite surveillance a vital tool in many fields.