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2.1.1. Definition of Remote Sensing
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What is remote sensing?
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- 2.
Name a platform used in remote sensing.
Hint
Think of flying machines!
- 3.
What is the primary function of remote sensing?
- To monitor earthquakes
- To acquire data from a distance
- To measure soil composition
Hint
Think about the distance involved.
- 4.
Remote sensing is most commonly conducted from which platforms?
- Ground-based
- Rivers
- Satellites and aircraft
Hint
Consider where the sensors are mounted.
- 5.
Consider an urban area prone to flooding. How would remote sensing be used to assist in disaster management for such an area? Discuss specifics.
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Think about connection with real-time data and analysis.
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Evaluate how the physical properties of different land surfaces might affect remote sensing data collection. Provide examples.
Hint
Reflective properties will make a significant difference!
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