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Earth Observations for Geohazards

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Earth Observations for Geohazards
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Publisher: MDPI AG
ISBN-13: 9783038424017
Number of pages: 798

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Improved satellite and sensor technologies, increased frequency of satellite measurements, and easier access and interpretation of EO data have all contributed to the increased demand for satellite EO data. EO, combined with complementary terrestrial observations and with physical models, have been widely used to monitor geohazards, revolutionizing our understanding of how the Earth system works.

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