"Satellite monitoring of soil moisture: Applications, technologies and impact on agriculture and ecosystems"

Remote Sensing & GIS for Environmental Monitoring

Authors

First and Last Name Academic degree E-mail Affiliation
Sabadash Vira Sc.D. vira.v.sabadash [at] lpnu.ua Lviv Polytechnic National University
Lviv, Ukraine
Lopushansky oleksii No oleksii.lopushanskyi.meo.2019 [at] lpnu.ua Lviv Polytechnic National University
Lviv, Ukraine

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First published on this website: 15.08.2023 - 19:00
Abstract 

This article explores the multifaceted realm of satellite-based soil moisture monitoring, focusing on its applications, technological advancements, and implications for agriculture and ecosystems.
The article delves into the diverse range of applications that satellite soil moisture monitoring enables. It highlights its pivotal role in optimizing irrigation practices in agriculture, contributing to enhanced water management and resource efficiency. The technology's application extends to drought monitoring and early warning systems, aiding in mitigating the adverse effects of water scarcity on ecosystems and agricultural productivity.
Technological innovations in satellite monitoring techniques are a central focus. The article discusses how advanced satellite sensors and data processing methods enable accurate and high-resolution soil moisture measurements across large geographical areas. These technologies empower researchers and practitioners to make informed decisions for sustainable land management and resource allocation.
The impact of satellite-based soil moisture monitoring on agriculture and ecosystems is thoroughly examined. The article underscores how real-time and historical soil moisture data aid in making precise decisions regarding crop planning, irrigation scheduling, and yield optimization. In ecosystems, these insights contribute to improved habitat management and biodiversity conservation.
Furthermore, the article explores the role of satellite soil moisture data in climate change studies. By providing insights into the Earth's water cycle dynamics, this data contributes to a better understanding of environmental changes and informs climate models.
The article "Satellite Monitoring of Soil Moisture: Applications, Technologies, and Impact on Agriculture and Ecosystems" offers an in-depth exploration of the applications, technological advancements, and far-reaching impacts of satellite-based soil moisture monitoring. This research contributes to optimizing agricultural practices, sustainable resource management, and informed decision-making for preserving ecosystems in an ever-changing environment.

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