Environmental Remote Sensing and Spectroscopy Laboratory
A laboratory from the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) studying fundamental and applied remote sensing
SpecLab exploits synergies between ground, airborne and satellite spectral observations to monitor ecosystems and provide information that help resolve the gap between different temporal and spatial scales. We aim to generate reliable input data for the formulation of ecosystem models and soil-atmosphere-vegetation models crucial to monitoring and predicting changes in the Earth system.
MAIN ACTIVITIES
Our main research interest is the proximal and remote sensing of vegetation developing and improving products to estimate key vegetation variables within the context of global change and precision agriculture
Developing
remote sensing products of key vegetation variables
Linking
spectral data from different sensors and scales
Proximal
sensing to characterize objects and covers
Vicarious
calibration of drones, airborne and satellite image sensors
Modeling
Vegetation function and diversity
Wildfire
risk assessment
THE SENTINEL DEHESA
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