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In remote sensing, aircraft or satellites provide the platforms for sensing applications. The primary difference is that in the remote sensing methods, a lot more area can becovered in a very short period of time than with ground-based methods. There are details that cannot be resolved by the remote methods that can be determined on the ground, but there are trade offs with the two methods of investigation. More and more sophisticated way of "looking" at the ground from remote platforms continue to be developed. The location of South American temples hidden in the jungle is just one example of the capability of the remote platform.
Remote sensing
Passive remote sensing picks up wave lengths of the light spectrum occurring on their own such light in photography. Active remote sensing will send out a wavelength of the spectrum and measure how it bounces back like radar.
In situ?
remote sensing helps geographers take pictures of the earths surface The design, performance and application of sensors for remote sensing of natural resources (vegetation, water, impervious surfaces, nutrients, and soil), water and energy fluxes, clouds, atmospheric pollutants, surface temperature and other land and aquatic resources is a very important front of remote sensing research to understands the physical, ecological, hydrological and environmental characteristics of surfaces and substances.
Explain how the remote sensing satellites examined the earth from the space?
remote sensing satellites develop highly detailed and accurate maps on earths surface.
Through remote sensing and spectral imaging.
Two main types of satellites are: Communication(s) Remote Sensing
The platforms that harbor remote sensing sensors (eg. cameras) are called remote sensing platforms. In earlier days, during military reconnaissance, pigeons attached with cameras were made to fly over areas of interest. In this case the platform is the bird. Balloons, airplanes and satellites that carry remote sensing sensors are examples of remote sensing platforms.
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Khanh D. Pham has written: 'Sensors and systems for space applications IV' -- subject(s): Radar, Remote sensing, Congresses, Observations, Artificial satellites in remote sensing
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Remote sensing is the examination or the gathering of information about a place from a distance. Such examination can occur with devices (e.g. - cameras) based on the ground, and/or sensors or cameras based on ships, aircraft, satellites, or other spacecraft.
Nancy J Hooper has written: 'Temporal and spatial analyses of civil marine satellite requirements' -- subject(s): Marine meteorological services, Artificial satellites in remote sensing, Oceanography, Remote sensing
Philip E. Ardanuy has written: 'Remote sensing system engineering' -- subject(s): Systems engineering, Congresses, Orbiting geophysical satellites, Remote sensing, Artificial satellites in remote sensing, Design and construction 'Final report on the near-real-time TOMS, telecommunications, and meteorological support for the 1987 Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment' -- subject(s): Ozone, Antarctic regions, Airborne Antarctic Ozone Experiment