Jones and Vaughan have produced a very useful contribution to the remote sensing literature. The authors combine the theoretical underpinnings of the techniques introduced, with very useful material applied remote sensing. Despite a focus on vegetation I found the book to be of a wider interest. The chapter on "Sampling, error, and scaling" for example would be useful to any undergraduate, and many post-graduates, embarking on project or thesis work with a remote sensing element. The book is clearly aimed at undergraduates and is well written and has some very good graphics. I would not hesitate to recommend the book as an undergraduate text.
[R.A. Vaughan was one of my Ph.D supervisors]