Abstract
Effective and sustainable resource management is critical to the mining industry, which plays a significant role in the Kazakhstan economy. To achieve this goal, the use of remote sensing technologies has become necessary. These advanced tools are now integral to activities such as mineral mapping, research and environmental monitoring. Therefore, the purpose of this comprehensive review article is to scrutinize how remote sensing data is used specifically in the context of mining in Kazakhstan. The comprehensive review covers a wide range of aspects, including the use of remote sensing for mapping and mineral resource studies. Key findings highlight the growing importance of remote sensing technologies in Kazakhstan's mining industry as they facilitate the precise delineation of ore deposits, enable effective monitoring of environmental impacts and promote optimal use of natural resources. The article discusses the difficulties and limitations encountered in the application of remote sensing data. Particular attention is paid to the need to improve methods of data processing, correction of atmospheric influences and spectral analysis. The overview presented in this paper is of great importance to those involved in research, policy development and industrial sectors who are interested in using remote sensing data to enhance mining activities and promote environmental sustainability in Kazakhstan. By providing a comprehensive analysis of the subject, this review offers valuable information that can help researchers deepen their understanding of the topic and guide them toward more effective strategies.