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IntroductionRemote Sensing System Engineering VI was held 31 August - 1 September 2016, at the San Diego Convention Center as a part of the SPIE Optics+Photonics symposium in the Remote Sensing track of Optical Engineering+Applications. The goals of the conference were, first and foremost, to exchange critical and invaluable lessons learned and best practices in the systems engineering of ground-, air-, and space-based remote sensing systems. Additional goals were to share existing and emerging design approaches, engineering methods, tools, and future trends for engineering remote sensing systems. Chaired by Dr. Jeffery J. Puschell (Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems) and Dr. Philip E. Ardanuy (Innovim), the conference featured remarkably diverse and interesting presentations on environmental remote sensing, advanced concepts, land and ocean remote sensing, space applications and enabling technologies across five oral sessions, plus additional presentations in a poster session. Authors and other participants came from around the world to participate in this conference, with European and Asian engineers and scientists joining their American systems engineering colleagues. Disc ussi on topics included: systems engineering best practices and lessons learned; system architecture and design; requirements, performance metrics, and measures of success; modeling and simulation tools and methods; design and integration of distributed architectures; use of commercial assets in future remote sensing systems; bridging and balancing across the science-to engineering and technologist-to-end-user valleys of “death and lost opportunities”; and the end user, effective data/information/system utilization, and optimum return on investment. The conference chairs thank the presenters and authors for their fascinating and innovative contributions, which spanned the full diversity of the field. Presentations included the following papers published in these proceedings:
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