Sentence examples for remote sensing methodologies from inspiring English sources

UAV-based imagery can also be the source of more complex remote sensing methodologies to determine the impacts of earthquakes (Shaodan et al., 2015).

The goal of this paper is to provide a bridge between traditional procedures for road evaluation and remote sensing methodologies by creating a comprehensive reference for geotechnical engineers and remote sensing experts alike.

Robust yet simple remote sensing methodologies for mapping instantaneous land-surface fluxes of water, energy and CO2 exchange within a coupled framework add significant value to large-scale monitoring networks like FLUXNET, facilitating upscaling of tower flux observations to address questions of regional carbon cycling and water availability.

This paper presents a methodology to integrate remote sensing methodology and LiDAR techniques to visualise and calculate urban energy use in neighbourhoods, making use of proprietary and open source software tools.

An inexpensive UAV-based remote sensing methodology, "Ecosynth", was applied to measure forest canopy structure across field plots in a 7 9-yr tropical forest restoration study in southern Costa Rica.

First, in infrared remote sensing methodology the radiation emanates from the top "skin" of the ocean, approximately the top 0.01 mm or less, which may not represent the bulk temperature of the upper meter of ocean due primarily to effects of solar surface heating during the daytime, reflected radiation, as well as sensible heat loss and surface evaporation.

The remote sensing methodology used to estimate ground-level ambient concentrations of PM2.5 have been described in detail elsewhere (van Donkelaar et al. 2010).

Here, we propose a remote sensing based methodology to estimate regional impacts of urban land development on ecosystem structure and function.