Sentence examples for remote sensing it from inspiring English sources

Additionally, in assessing the potential of using GNSS-R signals for ocean remote sensing, it is useful to compare the signal characteristics with those of existing radar altimeter instruments.

In many applications, especially including remote sensing, it is not feasible to fully design and train a new ConvNet, as this usually requires a considerable amount of labeled data and demands high computational costs.

To enhance the quality of remote sensing, it is necessary to analyze the information content and determine the optimal design of the measurements in different spectral ranges and for various retrieval problems.

With more and more application of high resolution remote sensing, it is possible to improve the sampling design of the Chinese NFI, for example with reference to the annual inventory system in the US, allowing more immediate response of inventory results to broad-scale disturbances or trends.

A fusion of information technology (IT) and sex pheromone monitoring provides a remote sensing IT-pheromone trap to monitor Oriental fruit moth, Grapholita molesta, populations in apple orchards.

If we can find signatures of the dust accretion growth in the ISM of galaxies by astronomical observations (i.e. very distant remote-sensing), it proves the growth to be ubiquitous.

In this context, the aerial territorial survey technique, using laser scanning instruments (lidar) is particularly promising and, in some aspects, represents an alternative to satellite or aerial remote sensing because it makes it possible to directly survey the three-dimensional structure of the vegetation (Lindberg et al. 2012; Korpela and Hovi 2013).

It's designed to allow for automatic remote sensing and it uses the iPhone's line-in interface so it doesn't need to be Apple approved to work with the bottom port.

Laser induced fluorescence is widely used in near range remote sensing, but it is not suitable for the global monitoring of vegetation.

The CPR has been superseded in several respects by other technologies, such as acoustics and remote sensing, but it continues to provide unrivalled seasonal and geographic information about a wide range of zooplankton and phytoplankton taxa.

Since this study combined spatial stratified sampling (based on grassland type and community level, sampled belowground samples to a depth of 0 100 cm) with remote sensing data, it is believed that this estimation of the stock and spatial pattern of carbon in grasslands of northern China is more accurate.