Remote Sensing
Remote detecting is the procedure where the Remote sensors gather information by recognizing the vitality that is reflected from the earth. These sensors may be on satellites or mounted on airplanes. The electromagnetic radiation is ordinarily utilized as

• Geological remote sensing
• Satellite remote sensing
• Landsat remote sensing
• Land Resources assessment
• RS in GIS data acquisition and processing
• Remote sensing in archaeology
• Remote sensing in atmospheric modelling
• Digital image processing
• Geophysics

GIS Techniques and Technologies
Present day GIS advances utilize computerized data, for which different digitized information creation strategies are utilized. The most well-known strategy for information creation is digitization, where a printed copy guide or overview plan is moved int

• GIS uncertainties
• Data capture
• Data representation
• Raster-to-vector translation
• Projections coordinate systems, and registration

GIS in renewable energy sources
GIS maps are intuitive. On the computer screen, delineate can check a GIS outline any course, zoom in or out, and change the way of the data contained in the guide. From routinely performing business related assignments to logically investigating the comp

• Soil and water conservation
• Ground water assessment potential
• Agriculture, ecosystems and hydrology
• Resources assessment

Remote Sensing in Urban Environment
Remote sensing in urban areas is a capable instrument to survey and analyze both how urban structures advance and how connected answers for urban issues are created. Examinations can include inside and out cross-correlations of urban communities crosswise

• Emerging imaging and sensing technology
• Remote sensing in mining
• Remote sensing of clouds and atmosphere
• Weather forecasting
• High performance computing in geoscience

GIS in Mapping
Geographic Information Systems that offers a radically different way in which we produce and use the maps required to manage our communities and industries. A geographic information system (GIS) is a computer system for capturing, storing, checking, and d

• UAVs and Mobile Mapping
• Mineral Mapping
• Real-time and 3D with ArcGIS
• 3D Modelling from Remotely Sensed Data

GIS RS in Climate Change
Satellite remote sensing is providing major advances in understanding the climate system and its changes, by quantifying procedures and spatio-temporal states of the atmosphere, land and oceans., The climate system that have not been detected by climate m

• Carbon TraceAccounting
• Flood Monitoring
• Ocean and Coastal Monitoring
• Atmospheric Dynamics
• Biodiversity Conservation
• Health and Disease
• Food security
• Agriculture

Seismology and Geodesy
Seismology is the investigation of tremors and seismic waves. Seismic waves are the rushes of vitality brought about by the sudden breaking of shake inside the earth or a blast. They are the vitality that goes through the earth and is recorded on seismogr

• Paleoseismology
• Seismic waves and Seismogram
• Reflection seismology
• Seismotectonics
• Satellite geodesy

Geodynamics
Geodynamics is the investigation of movement and change on Earth. It gives the quantitative establishment to the hypothesis of Plate Tectonics, Volcanism, the science of magma and volcanic rocks, gravity and geomagnetic inconsistencies and in addition sei

• Geothermal gradient
• Plate motions and plate deformation
• Physical properties of rocks and minerals
• Volution of Continents and Oceans
• Thermal structure of the oceanic lithosphere
• Rheology of the mantle

Spatial Analysis with GIS
Spatial analysis is the means by which we comprehend our reality—mapping where things are, the way they relate, what everything implies, and what moves to make. From computational investigation of geographic examples to discovering ideal courses, site cho

• Map overlay
• Geometric networks
• Spatial ETL
• GIS data mining
• Graphic display techniques
• Cartographic modelling
• Data analysis, output and cartography
• Hydrological modelling
• Topological modelling

Global Navigation Satellite System GNSS
GNSS is a satellite framework that is utilized to point out the geographic area of a client's collector anyplace on the planet. Geographical Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) incorporate groups of stars of Earth-circling satellites that communicate thei

• Earth layering
• Processing of mines
• Global positioning system GPS
• Global system for mobile communications GSM
• Big data processing
• Navigation and communication
• Semantic Web GIS

Geostatistics
Geostatistics is a branch of measurements concentrating on spatial or spatiotemporal datasets. Grown initially to foresee likelihood circulations of mineral evaluations for mining operations, it is as of now connected in different orders including petrole

• Variogram analysis
• Stochastic simulation
• Linear geostatistics
• Multivariate geostatistics
• Non stationary geostatistics
• Nugget effect

Disaster assessment and management
Geographic information system and remote sensing are extremely valuable and powerful instruments in a debacle administration. Different debacles like seismic tremors, avalanches, surges, fires, torrents, volcanic ejections and violent winds are common dan

• Risk framework
• Multi-agency incident management
• Web-based records management
• Disaster Response technologies
• Emergency Management system
• Relief and rescue team management
• Monitoring, reviewing and communicating
• Assessing and prioritizing
• Early Recovery alert