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As per available reports about 1 Relevant Journals, 3 Conferences are presently dedicated exclusively to Remote Sensing Satellites and about 51 articles are being published on Remote Sensing Satellites.
In satellite remote sensing of the earth, the sensors are looking through a layer of atmosphere separating the sensors from the earth’s surface being observed. Remote sensing is acquisition of information about an object without making physical contact with the object and thus in contrast to site observation. We perceive the surrounding world through our five senses. Some senses (touch and taste) require contact of our sensing organs with the objects. However, we acquire much information about our surrounding through the senses of sight and hearing which do not require close contact between the sensing organs and the external objects. In another word, we are performing Remote Sensing all the time.
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Generally, remote sensing refers to the activities of recording/observing/perceiving (sensing) objects or events at far away (remote) places. In remote sensing, the sensors are not in direct contact with the objects or events being observed. The information needs a physical carrier to travel from the objects/events to the sensors through an intervening medium. The electromagnetic radiation is normally used as an information carrier in remote sensing. The output of a remote sensing system is usually an image representing the scene being observed. A further step of image analysis and interpretation is required in order to extract useful information from the image. The human visual system is an example of a remote sensing system in this general sense.
Generally, remote sensing works on the principle of the inverse problem. While the object or phenomenon of interest (the state) may not be directly measured, there exists some other variable that can be detected and measured (the observation) which may be related to the object of interest through a calculation. The common analogy given to describe this is trying to determine the type of animal from its footprints. For example, while it is impossible to directly measure temperatures in the upper atmosphere, it is possible to measure the spectral emissions from a known chemical species (such as carbon dioxide) in that region. The frequency of the emissions may then be related via thermodynamics to the temperature in that region.
Market Analysis:
PARIS, MONTREAL, WASHINGTON D.C., Oct. 9, 2014—According to Euro consult’s newly published report, Satellite-Based Earth Observation: Market Prospects to 2023, 353 Earth observation (EO) satellites are expected to be launched over the next decade compared to 162 over 2004-2013. This will result in $36 billion in manufacturing revenues over the period, an 85% increase over the previous decade. Organizations from 41 countries are expected to launch EO satellite capacity by 2023, compared to 33 over the previous decade. Government supply continues to grow strongly as more countries expand their portfolios of EO satellites to meet various policy needs. In addition, newcomers are launching EO satellite capacity to develop a local industrial base, create the building blocks for a space program, obtain greater autonomy in data acquisition, and/or meet local demand for data and services. As a result, investment in EO and meteorology programs reached a high in 2013 at $8.7 billion, a 13% increase over 2012. This represents the 8th year of continued investment growth, with EO remaining a primary concern for government space expenditures.
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Associations and Societies:
1. American Meteorology Society. “Glossary of Meteorology”
2. NASA. “Earth Observatory Library: Remote Sensing”
3. NOAA Coastal Services Center. “Remote Sensing for Coastal Management”
4. NASA. “The Remote Sensing Tutorial”
5. NASA. “The Numbers behind Landsat”
6. GEO-Group on Earth Observations. “Societal Benefits”
7. IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society. “GEOSS Standards”
8. National Weather Association 9. International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics 10. Satellite Industry Association
11. International Telecommunication Union (ITU) ... Organizations
12. Satellite Broadcasting and Communications Association
13. European satellite operators Associations
14. Association of American Geographers
15. Atmospheric Science Librarians International
16. The Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society
17. International Geographical Union
18. International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences
Companies :
1. European Association of Remote Sensing Companies (EARSC)
2. Galileo Group, Inc.
3. National Remote Sensing Center
4. Remote Sensing Solutions, Inc.
5. RSS - Remote Sensing Solutions GmbH
6. Surrey Satellite Technology
7. United Launch Alliance
8. United Space Alliance
9. UP Aerospace
10. Thales Training & Simulation
11. XCOR Aerospace
12. Antrix Corporation
13. International Satellite Communications
14. LightSquared
15. Iridium Communications
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