The book "Famine Early Warning Systems and Remote Sensing Data" offers a comprehensive analysis of the interdisciplinary approaches of the Famine Early Warning System Network (FEWS NET) of USAID. It highlights how food crises are identified and documented, as well as the responses that result from them. By utilizing satellite remote sensing, it demonstrates how biophysical hazards affect the lives and livelihoods of the affected populations. The work includes several case studies that illustrate the integration of physical and social sciences in the work of FEWS NET. Collaboration with significant institutions such as the US Geological Survey and NASA has advanced the development of methods in biophysical remote sensing, while also supporting social sciences to provide a comprehensive picture of global food security.