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The biggest illegal dumping site in Japan was found on the border between Iwate and Aomori Prefectures about 50 km away from Hachinohe city. It caused major social problems such as environmental contamination and must be reverted to its natural state. To monitor and analyze the environmental changes , a remote sensing system was established using artificial satellites and on-site sensors. From February, 2004, a large amount of data including satellite images, water quality data and weather data has been collected using this system. In this paper, these data was analyzed to explain the state of contamination and the state of recovery. Satellite images from several different satellite sensors were combined for vegetation analysis and topographic analysis. The result manifested topographic characteristics of the site and the changes of green vegetation. And the relationship between the changes of water quality and the existence or the removal of industrial wastes was explained. These will be powerful tools for dealing with industrial waste.

Environmental Analyses of Industrial Waste using Satellites and On-site Sensors