Orbital Remote Sensing
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https://doi.org/10.22480/rev.unifa.1997.11.961Keywords:
Remote Sensing, Satellites, Strategic PlanningAbstract
The article discusses the evolution of orbital remote sensing (SRO) as an essential tool for gathering information that supports decision-making in various fields, such as the environment and economy. From primitive observation methods to the development of modern satellites, the ability to capture images of the Earth has significantly improved. Brazil, in collaboration with China, is investing in satellite technology to enhance its technological independence and improve the quality of information obtained, which is crucial for strategic planning and resource management.
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SMID H. F., HENK. Can Crisis Management Be Helped From Space? A Contribution to the Decision Process. Earth Space Review, v. 2, n. 3, p. 11-19, 1993.
DAVID, LEONARD. Commercial Remote Sensing May Aid Intelligence Imagery. Defense News, v. 12, n° 24, p. 62, 1997.
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