Application and Prospect of Multi-source Remote Sensing Technology Integration in Soil Salinization Monitoring

Hongjian Fan; Lei Shi

doi:10.54097/cxcc8t28

Authors

Hongjian Fan
Lei Shi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/cxcc8t28

Keywords:

Multi-source remote sensing technology; Soil salinization; Monitoring; Technology integration.

Abstract

This study focuses on the application of multi-source remote sensing technology integration in soil salinization monitoring, elaborates on the relevant technical principles, integration methods, and applications, analyzes the challenges and prospects, and provides support for soil salinization monitoring and governance.

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