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Multispectral

Multispectral imagery captures data across multiple specific wavelength bands (e.g., red, green, blue, NIR). It is widely used in land cover classification, vegetation health analysis (e.g., NDVI), and environmental monitoring.

Digital Elevation Model (DEM)

A DEM is a 3D representation of terrain elevation over a geographic area. It’s used in watershed analysis, slope and aspect mapping, flood modeling, and terrain-based planning.

Hyperspectral

Hyperspectral data captures hundreds of narrow spectral bands. It enables precise material identification and analysis, useful in agriculture, mineral exploration, and vegetation stress detection.

SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar)

SAR is active microwave remote sensing that works regardless of weather or lighting. It’s ideal for detecting land surface changes, monitoring floods, subsidence, and forest structure.

UAV-Data (Drone Data)

UAVs capture high-resolution aerial imagery, often including RGB, thermal, or LiDAR. Applications include precision farming, construction monitoring, 3D mapping, and disaster assessment.

Climate Data (NetCDF Format)

NetCDF (Network Common Data Form) is commonly used for storing climate data like temperature, precipitation, or wind over time and space. It supports multi-dimensional datasets ideal for modeling and long-term climate analysis.