Remote Sensing: Past, Present and Future reviews the evolution of Earth remote sensing, from earlier technologies in aerial and satellite remote sensing of the Earth that paved the way for current techniques, to current uses and applications, and finally the future capabilities and research goals. The book covers novel applications and interdisciplinary functions, as well as outlining current uses and limitations of various remote sensing technologies and putting into context how breakthroughs were made in developments.

Remote Sensing: Past, Present and Future is a valuable reference for students and professors of foundational remote sensing courses; as well as researchers and professionals seeking a wider understanding of remote sensing and its capabilities.

• Thoroughly overviews the evolution of Earth remote sensing to provide deeper knowledge of remote sensing technologies
• Summarizes the present status of Earth Remote sensing to better understand current applications and limitations
• Concludes with the recent advances and potential future of these technologies to consider future uses