The latest techniques and advances in remote sensing of the atmosphere are presented. Twelve different subject areas cover a spectrum of topics that includes Remote Sensing by Tomographic Techniques, Role of Calibration in Retrievals, Mathematical Inversion Techniques, Maximum Entropy Techniques, Simultaneous Retrieval of Several Parameters, Intercomparisions of Inversion Methods, Artificial Intelligence Methods, Data Compaction and Management, and Global Change Monitoring by Remote Sensing. Subtopics include error analysis, feasibility studies, and display system methodology.

A Natural companion to Advances in Remote Sensing Retrieval Methods, published earlier, this volume covers the Proceedings of the International Workshop on Remote Sensing Retrieval Methods held in December 1987, as well as the transcribed discussion sessions. It will bring you up to date in the latest findings and methods.

Contents

• Remote Sensing by Tomographic Techniques
• Role of Calibration in Retrievals
• Mathematical Inversion Techniques
• Maximum Entrophy Techniques
• Simultaneous Retrieval of Several Parameters
• Intercomparisions of Inversion Methods
• Error Analysis and Feasibility Studies
• Multidimensional Methods
• Artificial Intelligence Methods, Pattern Recognition, and Classification
• Data Compaction and Management
• Display Systems Methodology
• Global Change Monitoring by Remote Sensing
• Subject Index
• Author Index

ISBN 0-937194-13-1, 1989, Hardcover, 519 pages