Secrets of Satellites

"Secrets of Satellites" offers a comprehensive journey into the world of orbital technology, exploring how these remarkable machines have become essential to modern civilization. The book thoughtfully progresses from fundamental principles to practical applications, making complex concepts accessible through clear diagrams and real-world examples.

Readers discover how satellites operate in various orbits and the intricate physics that keeps them functioning hundreds of kilometers above Earth. The book's exploration of satellite applications reveals fascinating insights into how these technologies shape our daily lives. For instance, satellite data has revolutionized agricultural practices by improving crop yield predictions and has proven crucial in tracking environmental changes like deforestation.

The text expertly weaves together technical concepts with practical applications, demonstrating how synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and multispectral imaging contribute to environmental monitoring and disaster response. Looking toward the future, the book addresses emerging trends like the rise of CubeSats and the growing challenge of orbital debris, while making important connections between aerospace engineering, environmental science, and data analytics.

This interdisciplinary approach, combined with practical guidance on interpreting satellite imagery and accessing public data resources, makes it an invaluable resource for professionals in GIS and remote sensing, environmental scientists, and students seeking to understand the full scope of satellite technology's impact on our world.

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Release date

E-bog: 5. januar 2025