An overview on nanofluids and applications

  • Xuan Y
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Remote sensing is a technique that uses different sensors and resolutions to measure the amount of electromagnetic radiation (EMR) exiting a body or geographic area at a far distance and then collecting information from the data using mathematical and statistical tools or algorithms or models. Geographic information systems (GIS) tools are used to analysed the data and the utilized for applications in different fields. The different kinds of interaction between the incident energy and the targeted material are the principle behind remote sensing and this reflected energy is being collected and interpret for different applications. Large amount of data can be collected rapidly for large area non- destructively using remote sensing. Various applications of remote sensing used over a wide range of disciplines (Jensen, 2007). Keywords

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Xuan, Y. (2014). An overview on nanofluids and applications. SCIENTIA SINICA Technologica, 44(3), 269–279. https://doi.org/10.1360/092013-1236

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