Satellite Remote Sensing for Environmental Assessment of Water Bodies - Dahanayaka, D.D.G.L.;Tonooka, Hideyuki;Ozawa, Satoru
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In these days, many Asian countries are rapidly developing according to their fast growing economies, which often cause considerable environmental changes around water bodies such as lakes, reservoirs and lagoons. Remote sensing technology can be integrated in long-term studies, both retrospective and predictive, in order to anticipate degradation and to take mitigating measures at an early stage on these water environments. This book attempts to propose new approaches to monitor water environments using satellite remote sensing data and those methods will give contributions to various related…mehr

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In these days, many Asian countries are rapidly developing according to their fast growing economies, which often cause considerable environmental changes around water bodies such as lakes, reservoirs and lagoons. Remote sensing technology can be integrated in long-term studies, both retrospective and predictive, in order to anticipate degradation and to take mitigating measures at an early stage on these water environments. This book attempts to propose new approaches to monitor water environments using satellite remote sensing data and those methods will give contributions to various related fields such as mitigation of localized water quality problems, sustainable use of water bodies, and conservation of biodiversity. Further it discussed several case studies and successfully described environmental issues which were associated with studied water environments in Sri Lanka and Japan.
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Received the B.Sc. Hons, M.Phil and PhD degrees in 2004, 2009 and 2013 respectively. Since 2005, Scientist in NARA, Sri Lanka. At present, researcher on applications of Satellite Remote Sensing on Asia-Pacific region in Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Ibaraki University, Japan.