The Connection between Land, Forest, and Atmosphere and Analysis using the Advanced Techniques
A special issue of Atmosphere (ISSN 2073-4433). This special issue belongs to the section "Atmospheric Techniques, Instruments, and Modeling".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (23 August 2022) | Viewed by 3900
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Interests: GIS; remote sensing; water science; meteorology; climatology; environment; digital cartography; atmosphere; statistics; numerical analysis
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Dear Colleagues,
The Atmosphere present one of the most sphere essential for the life on Earth. The modern atmosphere probably is the fourth general atmosphere in Earth history. Unfortunately, today's Atmosphere is vulnerable, the most sensitive area in comparison to all layers on the earth. The troposphere is in the permanent connection with the land and the process on the land gets high influence on the atmosphere. Forest is crucial for the biosphere, without forest the troposphere will be different and with changed physical and chemical characteristics. Measuring atmosphere chemical and the physical properties using modern techniques today is more significant and valuable. Measuring the physical and chemical characteristics of forest and land is valuable for analyzing atmosphere effects and influence on land and forest. Modern techniques such as GIS (Geographical Information Systems), Remote Sensing (RS), Numerical Analysis (NA), chemical characteristics (CC), Physical characteristics (PC), are useful for analyzing. The connections between land, forest, and atmosphere.
Therefore, topics of interest for publication include, but are not limited to:
- Atmosphere analysis of all layers using modern techniques
- Analysis of land in connection with the atmosphere
- Analysis of forests in connection with the atmosphere
- Forecasting and estimating the intensity of influence of the atmosphere on forest and land;
- Using modern techniques and methodologies in analyzing of atmospheric process
- Physical and chemical characteristics of the atmosphere and its measurement
Dr. Aleksandar Dj Valjarević
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- atmospheric processes
- atmosphere events
- land
- forest
- advanced methods
