Earth observation refers to the collection of information about our planet's physical, chemical, and biological systems using various technologies, such as satellites, aircraft, drones, and ground-based sensors.
This data is gathered for a wide range of purposes and applications, including:
1. Environmental Monitoring:
2. Agriculture:
3. Resource Management:
4. Urban Planning and Infrastructure:
5. Environmental Protection:
6. Navigation and Transportation:
7. Scientific Research:
8. Disaster Response and Recovery:
9. Defense and Security:
10. Education and Outreach:
Earth observation plays a crucial role in addressing global challenges, promoting sustainable development, and improving our understanding of Earth's complex systems.
It enables informed decision-making in various sectors and helps us mitigate and adapt to environmental changes.