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Spectral reflectance is quantified by:

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Measuring the portion of incident energy that is reflected

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Chorophyll absobtion bands varies from

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0.45nm - 0.67nm

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As we go from visible to NIR band, the reflectance of healthy vegetaion Increases or decreases?

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Increases

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What is red edge?

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Where the reflectance of healthy vegetation drastically increases going from visible to NIR.

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3 fundamental interaction that can take place when EMR is incident on the earth surface:

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Reflection, Absorbtion, Transmission

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Soil shows considerably __________variation in reflectance.

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Less peak-valley

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The presence of moisture in soil will decrease or increase the reflectance?

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decrease

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________and_______ reduces the reflectace of soil.

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Surface roughness, presence of organuc metter

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Snow reflect strongly in ______ and _______ band.

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Visible , NIR

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Snow absorbs more in ________ band

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Mid-IR

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When particles of contaminants such as dust are deposited on snow, they can ______ the surface reflectance in visible spectrum

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Decrease

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A linear array of charged coupled device positioned end to end are used in:

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Along Track scanner/Pushbroom

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A measure of the rate at which heat passess through a material

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Thermal conductivity

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It determines how well a material stores heat

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Thermal Capacity

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It’s a measure of the response of a material to thermal changes

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Thermal Interia

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_________ has pronounced effect on hyperspectral data sensoracquired near 1.40 nm.

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Water Vapour

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Ground segment sensed at any instance

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Ground resolution cell

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Due to atmospheric effects thermal imaging systems are restricked to operating either_______or________

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3-5nm,8-14nm

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A greybody has an emissivity that is less than _____ but is constant at all wavelength.

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1

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In nearest neighbour interpolation value of the new cell depends on

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nearest 1 pixel

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Haze is_______error

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additive

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Haze error corrected by

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substraction

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the dark pixels are ___________from each band odf the image

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subtracted

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Skew distortioni sdue to

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rotatoion of earth

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____correction is used for radiometric correction
cosine
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iff 1 detector in a linear array of SPOT5 sensor fails____error can occur
line and column drop out
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which radiometric variable are used for atmospheric correction
solar enith angle, scan angle, global irradiance, reflectance from neighbour pixel
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____correctionis modification of basic cosine correction.
minnaert
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its value vary from 0 and 1. for lambartian surface constant is ____
1
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in absence of atmospheric transmittance of solar radiant energy to ground would be
100%
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sampling rate determines the ___resolution of a image
spatial
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quantization level determines the ____resolution of a image
radiometric
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----- effect caused under sampling
aliasing
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convolution in spatial domain is equal to ____in frequency domain
multiplication
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discrete fourier transform is applied to
discrete infinite sequence
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fourier transform for values of frequencies outside the band is ___
0
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reduction in grey level of a image lead to an effect called
contouring
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a 16 bit image is to be displayed on a 8 bit monitor ____ will be applied to the input signal to display the image
quantization
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Dijkstra is a algorithm for
optimum path selection
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____ type of attribute is the best option to denote soil types
nominal
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in_____database data is organised in a tree like structutre
hierarchical
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the max no of relationship instances that an entity can participate
cardinality
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which methods can be used to storing raster dta in a compact way
chain codes, quad tree tessellation
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____is the process of converting text based postal add. into digital coordinate
geocoding
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the____calculates the quantitative measurement of terrain hetarogeneity, summarizing the change in elevation within 3x3 grid
ruggedness
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material with 100% reflectance across entire EMS is called
white reflectance
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acc to wave theory, EMT travels as
transverse wave
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leaves appear gree because
it absorbs red anf reflect green
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at what temp. all objects radiate EMR?
-273.15 degree celcius
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_____ is the basis of spatial domain processing techniques
histogram
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histogram equalisation is mainly used for
image enhancement
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the type of histogram processing in which pixels are modified based on the intensity distribution of the image is called
global
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the type of histogram processing which is used for minute detailed enhancement
local
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convolution and correlation are function of
displacement
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in____images are subdivided successively into smaller region
wavelets
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____- no of steps are involved in image processing
10
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______-- deals with tools for extracting image components these are useful in the representation and description of shape
morphological processing
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__________ deals with partitioning an image into its contitutional parts or objects
segmentation
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the range of values spanned by the grey scale is called
dynamic range
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hue is
pure colour
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_____ is a measure of degree to which a pure colour is diluted by white signal
satutation
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A___________interpolation method provides no assessment of errors with predicted values
deterministic
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a_________interpolation method uses every known point available to estimate an unknown value
global
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a_________interpolationuses a sample of known points to estimate an unknown value
local
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the parameters that defines satellite orbit are called
orbit ephemerides
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static survey is usually done by
triangulation
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DOP depends on
no of visible satellites
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resampling of a raster image
decreases data details
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remote sensing --the word coined by
evelyn L. Pritt
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gamma rays are having wavelength of
less than 0.03nm
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____surveying affcetd by atmosphere path disturbance
modern gps
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pseudo range
computing distance between gps antenna and satellite
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signal multipath error occures due to
atmospheric condition
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real positioning techniques involves
static , kinetic and DGPS techniques
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__techniques passes high precision
kinetic
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Gps may expect your position to be accurate 95% of the time to within a radius of
100m
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most gps receiver use the doppler shift of the carrier phase to compute
speed
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____________clock used in gps will synchronize to
UTC
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_____ increases the accuracy and precision of location measurement
WAAS
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_____________- is the biggest source of error for a DGPS
signal multi pathing
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________ uses 2 receiver, one at a known location, one at an unknown location
DGPS
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_______image needs scaling
laplacian
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sudden changes in intensity procedures peak in _____
first derivative
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Edge based classification and boundary based segeentation are example of__________ in image segmentation
discontinuity approach
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the dynamic range of the imaging system is a quantitative relation where the upper limit can be determined by____ and lower limit can be determined by _______
saturation, noise
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_________ describes slighest visible change in level of intensity
intensity resolution
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CAT in image processing
computerized axial tomography
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_____ is caused when the grey scale resolution get decreased
false contouring
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in________operation indivisual pixel values of the digital image get altered
single pixel
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Smoothing is____of pixels.its used to____transition of grey levels. it removes______contours, caused due to insufficient no of grey levels
average, sharp,false
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_____ filter belongs to the order _____filter, which ______the pixel value by the median of grey levels, that exists in the neighbourhood of the pixel
median, substitute
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____ is the smallest possible value of the gradient image
0
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_____is the 2nd order derivative
laplacian
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an image is considered to be a function of a(x,y), where a represents
amplitude of image
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________ is addind rows and column of 0 or other contant grey level. it is also simply replicating the row and column
padding
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______ spectrum is used for encrypting and hiding signal
spread
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quantization is a non-linear and ____process
irreversible
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to avoid aliasing reduce____and cut out high_____
bandwidth, frequency
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analog and digital are classification of ________- in RS
data
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relation between velocity, wavelength, frequency
λ= c/f
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electromagnetic waves uses _________ field
electric
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stefan boltzman formula
M = σ*T4
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polar orbiting satellite orbit height
200 to 1000 km in altitude
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in________study area is divided into discrete bounded part, with each part having a single unique field value. example: land classification
discrete field
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_________ are the values that provide a name /identifier. # true computation can't be done. # when these values are sorted according to some categories they are known as categorized data
nominal data values
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_________ are the values that support addition and subtraction but not multiplication and division
internal data values
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____________ are the values that can be put in some natural sequence but do not allow any other type of computation. example: low, medium, high
ordinal data values
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gnss data that provides coarse information about the orbits of gnss satellites
gnss almanac

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