Satellite imagery data and divorce methods of their processing and interpretation are used in geological, environmental and hydrological studies, monitoring of land use, urban planning and building. Remote sensing data in geology, along with geochemical and geophysical investigations, are used in conducting precursory investigation geological work, which makes it possible to assess the prospects of the territory for more detailed geological exploration. According to the results of processing and interpretation of remote sensing data, are determined metamorphism zones and hydrothermal changes, the material composition and landscape features of the territory, and also tectonic disturbances (dislocations, faultings).
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Identification of Tectonic Weak Zones of the Earth’s Crust According to Remote Sensing Data