Chapter 6 Terms Flashcards

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The first Earth observation satellite

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  1. TIROS- Television and Infrared Observation Satellite

2. Launched in 1960

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Origins of Landsat

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  1. Landsat 1 launched in 1972, first satellite for broad-scale observation of Earth’s land areas
  2. Landsat 1-8 have been launched, with Landsat 9 being prepped for 2019
  3. Have used RBV, Multiple Spectral Scanners (MSS), and TM sensors
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Different Satellite Systems

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  1. SPOT
  2. India Remote Sensing (IRS)
  3. IKONOS
  4. QuickBird
  5. WorldView-1 and 2-
  6. Geo-Eye-1
  7. RapidEye
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Landsat atmospheric windows

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  1. Band one= .45um-.52um
  2. Band two= .52um-.60um
  3. Band three= .63um-.69um
  4. Band four= .75um-.90um
  5. Band five= 1.55um-1.75um
  6. Band six= 10.4um-12.5um
  7. Band seven= 2.09um-2.35um
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Planimetric

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feature extraction involves the creation of maps that show only the horizontal position of features on the Earths’ surface

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Three Types of Polynomial Equations

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  1. Linear- first order, 3 GCP
  2. Quadratic- second order, 6 GCP
  3. Cubic- third order, 10 GCP
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Nearest Neighbor Approach

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  1. uses the value of the closest input pixel
    for the output pixel value.
  2. Output values are the original input values. Since
    original data are retained, this method is recommended
    before classification.
  3. Easy to compute and therefore fastest to use
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Bilinear Interpolation Approach

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  1. uses the distance-weighted average of the nearest
    four pixels to the output pixel.
  2. Makes the image look smooth
  3. Alters original data and reduces contrast by averaging neighboring values together.
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