Remote sensing of natural hazards

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Future research directions • Combining ground-based observations with wide-scale air &space-bourne monitoring • TLS, GB-InSAR • Potential for rapid assessment • Move towards predictive monitoring: • PSInSAR, TRMM, TLS • Temporal & spatial resolution • ? = ???????
www.dur.ac.uk/ihrr Remote sensing of natural hazards Commercial applications of satellite data - 28 January 2009 Dr Nick Rosser – n.j.rosser@dur.ac.uk - Institute of Hazard and Risk Research - Durham University
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