Authors :
Manisha Giri; Dr. Jenita M Nongkynrih
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 5 - May
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAY083
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Abstract :
The rapid advancements in remote sensing
technologies have opened new avenues for geospatial
analysis by providing high-quality imagery and data.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and satellites have
emerged as prominent tools for capturing Earth's
surface information, each offering unique advantages
and limitations. This paper presents a comprehensive
comparison of the utilisation of UAV images and satellite
images in geospatial analysis. The practical implications
of employing UAVs and satellites in diverse scenarios
include environmental monitoring, disaster
management, urban planning, and agriculture. The
benefits of UAVs, such as their ability to capture high-
resolution images with precision and on-demand
deployment, are contrasted with satellites' global
coverage and consistent monitoring capabilities.
Integrating UAV and satellite data is emphasized as
a complementary approach to geospatial analysis.
Techniques for fusing data from these sources are
discussed, enabling the creation of comprehensive
datasets that combine detailed local information from
UAVs with broader context from satellite imagery.
Keywords :
Application Areas; Satellite Images; UAV Images; Geospatial Analysis And Data Processing.
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The rapid advancements in remote sensing
technologies have opened new avenues for geospatial
analysis by providing high-quality imagery and data.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and satellites have
emerged as prominent tools for capturing Earth's
surface information, each offering unique advantages
and limitations. This paper presents a comprehensive
comparison of the utilisation of UAV images and satellite
images in geospatial analysis. The practical implications
of employing UAVs and satellites in diverse scenarios
include environmental monitoring, disaster
management, urban planning, and agriculture. The
benefits of UAVs, such as their ability to capture high-
resolution images with precision and on-demand
deployment, are contrasted with satellites' global
coverage and consistent monitoring capabilities.
Integrating UAV and satellite data is emphasized as
a complementary approach to geospatial analysis.
Techniques for fusing data from these sources are
discussed, enabling the creation of comprehensive
datasets that combine detailed local information from
UAVs with broader context from satellite imagery.
Keywords :
Application Areas; Satellite Images; UAV Images; Geospatial Analysis And Data Processing.