Radar monitoring of natural and anthropogenic hazardous phenomena

The book "Radar Monitoring of Natural and Anthropogenic Hazardous Phenomena" offers a comprehensive analysis of the results from scientific and engineering developments related to the detection and diagnosis of natural and anthropogenically caused hazardous phenomena. It covers various active and passive radar systems used for operational Earth remote sensing, particularly on satellites and aircraft. The content includes a wide range of scientific and methodological questions addressing remote sensing diagnostics of soils during floods, the identification of spontaneous peat fires, the diagnosis of desert areas as sources of aeolian dust, and the radar diagnosis of oil spills on the ocean surface. The book is aimed at professionals involved in the application and development of remote sensing of Earth resources, as well as those interested in the fields of meteorology, oceanology, geoecology, and radiophysics.