RAQRS addressed the scientific advances in quantitative remote sensing and their connection with real applications. Its main goal was to assess the most recent developments in both theory and applications in the field of remote sensing, as well as to provide a forum for researchers in this subject to exchange points of view and report their latest results. The topic of the special issue will include following aspects of remote sensing:
- Land surface radiation and inversion modelling
- Multispectral and Hyperspectral Remote Sensing and imaging spectroscopy
- Multiangular and multitemporal measurement
- Scaling, fusion, reduction and assimilation of data
- Advances in consolidated datasets of ECV
- Sensor calibration, atmospheric correctios and product validation
- Earth Observation Missions & Services
- Carbon and water cycle observation and modelling
- From R&D to operational agriculture Monitoring
- Land Cover/Use and Change
- Urban Heat Island
- Remote Sensing of Snow and Ice
- Global change and sustainable development
- Passive and active microwaves & SAR data processing/applications
- Close range remote sensing
- Passive and active fluorescence
