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Remote sensing is growing rapidly as a valuable and, at times, critical technology in monitoring the environment. This allows large-scale data acquisitions for ecological applications. The chapter describes the impact of integrating remote sensing into wildlife monitoring and conservation, particularly Hyperspectral Remote Sensing (HRS), on sustainable agriculture. Monitoring of wildlife changes with the ongoing advancements like satellite imagery, drone sensor-based techniques, and AI technologies. This helps to map habitats, estimate populations, and monitor biodiversity. On the other hand, HRS has a crucial role to play in agriculture through more detailed spectral data, enhancing productivity through crop health assessment and soil and water-resource management.
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The chapter discusses some of the recent methodologies used in wildlife conservation, such as species tracking with GPS collars, vegetation mapping with multispectral imagery, and machine learning ecosystem classification. For sustainable agriculture in hyperspectral data, precision farming, disease detection, and yield have potential applications. This chapter compares how these two areas relate through comparative analysis to show that ecological and agricultural monitoring could evolve together using remote sensing technologies. A case study demonstrates the application of integrated remote sensing in an agro-ecological landscape in terms of how habitat conservation can be made to coincide with agricultural sustainability. Additionally, a thorough literature review synthesizes key research works, for presentation in tabular comparison, demonstrating methodologies and applications. Also, there is a flow chart that represents the different components and processes involved in wildlife monitoring and conservation through remote sensing technologies.
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This chapter gives comprehensive insights about Harnessing Remote Sensing technologies for Advanced Wildlife Monitoring and Conservation
Anamika Larhgotra
Chandigarh University
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This page is a summary of: Study on Harnessing Remote Sensing for Advanced Wildlife Monitoring and Conservation, May 2026, Bentham Science Publishers,
DOI: 10.2174/9798898813963126010011.
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