APPLICATION OF SATELLITE TECHNOLOGIES FOR MONITORING THE RADIATION STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERIC AIR DURING THE WAR AND POST-WAR RECONSTRUCTION OF UKRAINE

The potential of satellite technologies as an effective tool for monitoring the radiation and chemical composition of atmospheric air under martial law in Ukraine is determined. The article analyses modern methods of collecting and processing data obtained from satellite platforms, as well as the possibilities of their application for identifying sources of pollution, assessing and forecasting the state of atmospheric air. The article provides an overview of the latest research tools that demonstrate the effectiveness of satellite observations in the early detection of environmental threats, forecasting changes in the composition of the atmosphere and optimising response measures in times of emergencies and the consequences of military impact. The article emphasises the importance of integrating innovative technologies into the state monitoring system to ensure sustainable development and operational control of the state of atmospheric air. It is proposed to carry out radiation monitoring using remote methods as an effective approach to identify environmental threats caused by radionuclide emissions and to predict changes in the composition of atmospheric air in the conditions of the wartime period in Ukraine.