This monograph explores the evolution and diverse applications of ocean remote sensing technologies since the late 1970s. It details how data from satellites like Seasat, TIROS-N, and Nimbus-7 have revolutionized oceanographic studies, covering advancements in sensor technology and the integration of artificial intelligence for data analysis. The book also examines the use of bibliometric analysis to map research trends and identify key contributors within the field, offering insights into ocean environment monitoring and dynamical analysis.

This collection of advanced ocean remote sensing technologies and applications is presented as a helpful resource for those interested in the field. The monograph aims to showcase how modern sensors and analytical techniques, including AI and bibliometrics, enhance our understanding of the ocean environment and its dynamics. It highlights the significant impact of satellite-based observations initiated in 1978 on oceanographic research. The work is structured to provide a comprehensive view of current capabilities and future directions in ocean observation.