Application of Remote Sensing Technology in Different Natural Disasters
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https://doi.org/10.54097/hset.v44i.7390Keywords:
remote sensing, flood, typhoon, heat, disaster.Abstract
Flood, typhoon and heat wave are common natural disasters in the world. Satellite remote sensing technology has become an effective method for geological hazard assessment due to its wide coverage, large imaging area and high time resolution. Based on introducing the research progress of flood disaster remote sensing monitoring, this paper compares and summarizes the research progress of principle and method of multi-source remote sensing flood monitoring, and analyses the advantages and disadvantages of various data. We also analyze the comprehensive application of remote sensing technology in typhoon monitoring from the perspectives of conventional observation data, satellite remote sensing data and unmanned aerial vehicle remote sensing data. In this paper, remote sensing technology is also used to monitor urban heat island and other climatic problems through machine learning, starting from solving heat wave problems in the climatic field by remote sensing. At the same time, the existing problems of various data resources in the analysis of various disasters are summarized, and the remote sensing technology which needs to make comprehensive use of multi-source data, the construction of climate monitoring system and other aspects are summarized to study the remote sensing information system in the field of natural climate disasters. The development trend of this technology is also summarized and prospected.
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