Remote Sensing of Soils and Vegetation in the U.S.S.R. (Hardcover)

The remote sensing of soils and vegetation is of interest to all users of remotely sensed data, in fields as diverse as atmospheric physics and ecology, especially agriculturalists, geobiologists and researchers in land-use. The book draws together the recent research carried out in these areas, and in particular includes material from the Soviet Union on the applications of remote sensing data to soil vegetation, humus content and crop yields, previously unavailable to researchers in the West.