**11. Atmospheric dynamics**

The use of meteorological satellites in weather forecasting is one of the other applications of remote sensing. Cloud cover, wind, moisture, temperature, and wind speed are measured by meteorological satellites. It may be possible to determine whether there is enough or inadequate water in the field based on variations in canopy temperature. It is possible to use canopy temperature variability (CTV) to monitor crop water stress [19] as well as canopy air temperature difference (CATD) to determine if the canopy is overwatered [19]. The use of remote sensing data for drought assessment plays a significant role in agriculture. NDVI produced by NOAA-AVHRR data is used to assess and monitor droughts at the district level, allowing timely preventive and corrective measures to be taken.
