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5.16.2. Elements of Visual Image Interpretation
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- 1.
What does tone represent in visual image interpretation?
Hint
Think about what helps us see different objects.
- 2.
Why is texture important in remote sensing?
Hint
Consider how surfaces might look differently.
- 3.
What does tone refer to in remote sensing?
- Brightness
- Texture
- Size
Hint
What helps you see the difference between objects?
- 4.
True or False: Texture is unimportant in distinguishing different materials.
- True
- False
Hint
Can different surfaces look similar or different?
- 5.
Consider an image showing agricultural fields and forests. How would you differentiate between the two based on the concepts discussed?
Hint
Think of the characteristics you see from above during a flight.
- 6.
You have an image with shadows cast across a landscape. How might you use shadows to enhance your interpretation?
Hint
What might the shadows tell you about the time of day?
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- You can use hints if you need help
- Complete all questions before submitting