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A change of canopy temperature can indicate stress in vegetation. Use of canopy temperature to assess salt stress in specific plant species has been well studied in laboratory and greenhouse experiments, but its potential for use in landscape‐level studies using remote sensing techniques has not yet been explored. Our study investigated the application of satellite thermography to assess soil salinity...