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Remote sensing
Collecting data about something without measuring directly or being in direct contact
Advantages of remote sensing
allows us to view a large area, cuts down mapping time, composed of R,G,B primary colors, provides record of the landscape at a moment at time which can be preserved
Basics
Shortwave and longwave EMR, visible light, near IR, thermal, and radar,
Active remote sensing
Radar, Sonar, LIDAR
Passive remote sensing
Photography, Visible/IR imaging, thermal imaging
Remote Sensing specifics
spatial resolution- how big is the ground footprint of one pixel
Temporal resolution- how often can you obtain repeat coverage
Spectral resolution- how many spectral "bands" are collected
(Major types used in remote sensing is visible, NIR, thermal, radar)
Bandwith and display channel
shows G, R, NIR/ shows B, G, R
NIR shows that vegetation is highly reflective