Remote Sensing
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- Created on: 29-05-17 11:27
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Clues
- A temperature measured from absolute zero in Kelvins. (8, 11)
- Emissivity depends upon material type and surface temperature (9, 8)
- Measure of a sensor's ability to distinguish between two objects of similar reflectance. The ability for a sensor to distinguish between subtle changes in reflectance value. (8, 10)
- Measure of sharpness of fineness of data in spatial data. Defined in distance by single length of one side of one pixel. (7, 10)
- Multiple scattering events taking place when electromagnetic wave inside a medium containing scatters with discrete dielectric properties. (6, 10)
- Overall dynamic property of the earth's atmosphere, allows irradiance through space without immediate absorption. (11, 6)
- The amount of Radiant Flux crossing a unit of area, measured in Wm-2. (7, 4, 7)
- The amount of radiant flux emitted by a surface per unit area. (7, 9)
- The energy is reflected and scattered perfectly in the forward direction to the angle of incidence, occurs on smooth surfaces. (8, 11)
- The variation of reflectance or emittance of a material with respect to wavelengths. (8, 9)
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