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After four decades of space borne remote sensing, the unmapped white patches have mostly disappeared. Those basic informationgive the foundations to the observation of changes and even the introduction of monitoring programmes for a various number offeatures in the natural and human landscape of our planet. Recent indicators for climatic change together with worrisome alterationsin regional food production versus the constantly increase of human population demand the design and implementation of reliableland management tools which will serve the food security as well as the sustainable use of resources of the ecosystem in itsrespective regional context. The positive responses and convincing results of ESA service elements in the efforts towards foodsecurity in several African countries have been the basis for the transfer of the methods into another region, the Western Siberiancorn-belt. The large extends of cropping schemes in West Siberia demand advanced remote sensing methods to be applied in order tocompare the impacts of climatic change not only on the agricultural production but also on risks for the ecosystem. A multi scaleapproach of remote sensing methods is introduced in analogy to the African activities. An adopted monitoring concept is developedusing a nearly daily product of medium resolution for wide areas, high resolution sensors for stratified sample areas and in-situobservations. Beyond methodological research, the ability of remote sensing is contributing to operational solutions that can ensurethe nutritional and ecological future of our planet

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GLOBAL MONITORING FOR FOOD SECURITY AND SUSTAINABLE LAND MANAGEMENT – RECENT ADVANCES OF REMOTE SENSING APPLICATIONS TO AFRICAN AND SIBERIAN SHOW CASES