Lecture 2 EMR Flashcards

1
Q

Name 3 Sources of EMR

A

Solar
Terrestrial
Artificial

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2
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3 types of atmospheric scattering

A

Rayleigh - gas molecules in upper atmosphere
Mie - when particles are same diameter as radiation wavelength
Non-selective - Particles larger than radiation

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3
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3 wave types of radiation is measured

A

Energy reflected from sun
Radiation emitted from objects
Radiation reflected when instrument sends out a signal,

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4
Q

Visible Spectrum

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Blue - 400-500nm
Green 500-600nm
Red 600-700nm

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5
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Infrared Spectrum

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Near IR 0.7 - 1 µm
Shortwave IR 1- 3 µm
Mid IR 3 - 5 µm
Far IR 5 µm - 1 mm

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6
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What is Far Infrared known as

A

Thermal infrared

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7
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Microwave Spectrum

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> 1mm

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8
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What changes the type of atmospheric scattering?

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The wavelength of the incident radiant energy
The size of the gas molecule, dust particle and/or water vapour droplet encountered

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9
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Atmospheric windows

A

Bands in spectrum where absorption is least

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10
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Primary absorbers of EMR

A

Ozone
Carbon dioxide
Water Vapour

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