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Remote sensing: economic viability of environmental monitoring
The authors assess the benefits of future higher spatial and spectral resolution space-based remote sensing for environmental regulation and enforcement. They draw from the economics literature on regulation, monitoring, and enforcement to frame their analysis of the technological attributes of the emerging remote sensing systems. They find that the systems are likely to have significant and highly beneficial implications for regulation and enforcement.
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