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Eyes in the sky & Eyes in the sky & Data analysis Data analysis You see You see

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Eyes in the sky &Eyes in the sky &Data analysis Data analysis

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Remote sensing is the method of collecting information about an object,place or

phenomenon with the aid of satellite without actual physical contact

Remote sensing Remote sensing

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Platform The surface on which the camera or scanner

for data collection is placed as platform

3 Factors3 Factors 1 Platform2 Energy 3 Sensor

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Remote Sensing

3 factors 3 factors 1 platform2 energy 3 sensor

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Electromagnetic Spectrum

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REMOTE SENSING SYSTEM

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Active Remote SensingPassive Remote Sensing

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Terrestrial photography

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Aerial Remote sensing

OverlapStereo pair

Stereoscope Stereo scopic vision

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60%repeat in adjacent photos

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Limitations of aerial photographs

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Satellite Remote sensing

Is the process of gathering information using the sensors mounted on satellites

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Geostationary satellites &Sun synchronous satellites

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Indian national satellite

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LISS- Linear imaging self scanning system

PAN -Panchromatic camera

Wifs – Wide field sensor

MSS- Multi spectral scanner

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METSAT- Meteorological satelliteLANDSAT – Land resources technology

satellite SPOT – (FRENCH) Satellite pour observation

de la TerreMOS – Marine observation satellite ERS – European remote satellite

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Spectral signature

The amount of energy reflected by each object is

its spectral signature

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Spatial resolution

The size of smallest object on earth that can be recognized by the sensor is the spatial

resolutionSpectral band

Radio metric sensitivity

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Satellite imagery

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Uses of remote sensing

For weather observations

For ocean explorations

For oil explorations

To locate places with ground water potential

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Geographical Information System

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SIHSS Ummathur11degree 43'N75 degree 38'

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2 kinds of data

Spatial data Attributes

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Layers

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Take text book page no; 103make layers and select

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Analytical capabilities of GIS

Network analysis Buffer analysis Overlay analysis

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Uses of GISWE CAN

COMPILE DATA FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES

Update and incorporate data easily

Conduct thematic studies

Represent geographical features spatially

Prepare maps,tables,and graphs

Generate visual models of future phenomena &process based on the data collected

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Satellite based Navigation System

Global Positioning System -GPS-USA

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1- latitude 2- longitude 3- elevation 4- time

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The Space segment

Consists of at least 24 satellites

(21 active plus 3 operating spares)

1 Orbit 4 satellites

6 x 4 = 24

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Indian Regional Navigation Satellites System

IRNSS 1A

Last irnss 1G 2016 APRIL 16IRNSS(NAVIC) 1A,1B,1C,1D,1E,1F,1G.

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GLONESSS & GALILEO

RUSSIA EUROPEAN UNION

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Compares different methods of remote sensing

Classifies remote sensing on the basis of platform

Explains the importance of overlap in aerial photographs

List the merits and demerits of aerial remote sensing

Compares the geostationary and sun synchronous satellites

List the sectors where the RST is used

Explains GIS analysis

List the use of Gis

EXPLAIN VARIOUS satellite navigation system

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