Introduction What is Remote Sensing all about? As you would see ‘Remote’ stands for Far away and ‘Sensing’ stands for Observing or gathering information.

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Introduction What is Remote Sensing all about? As you would see ‘Remote’ stands for Far away and ‘Sensing’ stands for Observing or gathering information. Thus REMOTE SENSING means acquiring information of objects from a distance

Basic concepts Lithosphere Biosphere Remote Sensor Reflecting surfaces

SOME DAILY EXAMPLES OF REMOTE SENSING

HISTORY OF REMOTE SENSING

1858 Balloonist G.Tournachon made photographs of paris from his balloon. Systematic aerial photography developed for military and reconnaissance purposes beginning in World War I and reaching a climax during the Cold War Artificial satellites in the latter half of the 20th century

WORKING OF REMOTE SENSING

REMOTE sensing is the science of studying an area or object without actually coming into contact with it. All objects on the earth emit electromagnetic energy. This energy includes not only visible light but also other radiations in the electromagnetic spectrum. The portion that is visible to the human eye is confined to wavelengths ranging from 0.4 micrometre (blue) to 0.7 micrometre (red).

Aircrafts and Satellites are the common platforms used for remote sensing. Collection of data is carried out with highly sophisticated sensors Thus, remote sensing includes all methods of obtaining pictures or other forms of electromagnetic records of the Earth’s surface from a distance,their processing and interpretation. TR-1 Survelliance aircraft used for remote sensing

TYPES OF REMOTE SENSING

Passive Remote Sensing It uses sun as source of EM energy and records the energy that is naturally radiated and reflected from the objects. In this system photographs are taken on a clear bright day.

Active Remote Sensing It uses its own source of EM energy,which is directed towards the object and return energy is measured. A system which utilizes man-made sources of energy for data collection is called active system.

APPLICATIONS OF REMOTE SENSING

AGRICULTURE Crop statistics,management system analysis,horticulture FORESTRY Forest area,types and density,biomass,grassland ENVIRONMENT Impact analysis,wetlands,pollution,abatement MARINE APPLICATION Potential fishing gene,forecast modeling,primary,productivity URBAN ENVIRONMENT Road development planning,route analysis GEOLOGY Mine targeting,oil exploration mapping,groundwater studies

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