Satellite technology has allowed us to monitor areas that were once so remote that we had no way of monitoring them. review the statements and choose the one that best describes how we can use this technology to benefit the environment. large ocean liners use satellites to aid in navigation. this type of navigation aid is also used on cruise ships. using satellites can these large ships navigate waters during bad storms. satellite surveillance can be used to aid in port security. satellite data can be monitored and evaluated by complex computer systems. these systems can alert officials when something unusual occurs. satellite technology allows us to monitor and track the changes in the polar ice sheets. this can us plan and direct conservation efforts for the animals that depend on polar ice in order to survive. satellite surveillance has allowed us to map areas that were previously too remote to observe. this developers to locate and choose sites for large resorts.
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