With the continuous advancement of ecological civilization construction, the rapid improvement of social economy and the rapid progress of urbanization, serious pollution has been caused to the urban river water environment. Remote sensing technology can extract rich geological hazard information, and is an important means to guide the treatment of urban polluted rivers. The research purpose of this paper is the application of bioremediation based on remote sensing technology in the treatment of urban polluted rivers. In the experiment, taking the rivers A, B and C in M city as the research objects, the investigation and analysis were carried out from three aspects: the experiment of microbial remediation of urban polluted rivers, the application effect of polluted river sediment on water body remediation experiments and polluted river bioremediation.

Sang Eon. Bioremediation Based on Remote Sensing Technology in Urban Polluted River Treatment. Academic Journal of Environmental Biology (2020), Vol. 1, Issue 4: 49-58. https://doi.org/10.38007/AJEB.2020.010406.

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