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Remote sensing is the gathering of information about an object without being in physical contact with the object, usually by methods that detect electromagnetic energy. Such observations are often made from spacecraft and aircraft.

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eForest - Collaborative effort between researchers and forest resource managers on integrating satellite technologies into forest inventory and field methods. GeoCommunity - Free GIS data, daily industry news, GIS events listing, discussion forums, and software downloads. InfraMation - Annual conference to be held in Nashville, Tennessee for infrared camera users and thermographers involved in predictive maintenance, online process monitoring and non destructive testing. Epsilon Nought - Radar Remote Sensing - Epsilon nought gives an introduction into radar remote sensing and related problems with tutorials, exercises, demo data sets as well as software examples. Earthnet Online - Earth observation data from the European Space Agency. Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences Institute at Michigan Tech - Promotes research and education in interdisciplinary areas including Earth and its ecosystems, remote sensing and the reaches of intergalactic space. Pedro Hernandez Leal - Associate professor at the University of La Laguna, Spain. Teaching tools and research interests in remote sensing applications including forest fire risk modelling. Manuel Arbelo - Department of Physics, University of La Laguna - Personal page of a researcher focused on remote sensing and development of satellite algorithm to derive surface temperature (SST and LST).

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