Second Meeting PPT Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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basis for the structural attributes of the photographic appearance of a particular rock type

A

climate, amount of relief

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one of the first and most important criteria to follow for lithology identification

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determining the climatic environment and associating type of erosional environment

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3
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T or F: We need to study lineaments to determine whether it represents a fault, dyke, or joint

A

True

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4
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Are massive, isotropic, homogenous, and has cross-cutting relations with country rocks. Has different shapes and dimensions (e.g. batholiths, laccoliths, dykes, sills, etc.)

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Intrusive igneous rocks

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5
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intrusive igneous rocks forms hummocky or rounded dome-like topography in which climatic region

A

humid region

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6
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name an example of a criss-cross relationship by forming a
narrow ridge

A

quartz reef

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7
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drainage patterns of intrusive igneous rocks

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rectilinear or dendritic drainage

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8
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tone of basic intrusives and extrusives

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dark to black

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9
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Associated volcanic landforms, lavaflows, cones, craters, plug, volcanic necks, flat topped plateaus, etc., with successive flow structure

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extrusive igneous rocks

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10
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extrusive igneous rocks show lobate patterns of vegetation and topography, which is ________ in arid regions, and ________ in humid.

A

sparse; luxuriant

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drainage patterns of extrusive igneous rocks

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dendritic or radial drainage

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12
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tone of acidic intrusives and extrusives

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light and uniform tone

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13
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extrusive igneous rocks has what rate of erosion?

A

active rate

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14
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rocks that are difficult to identify in aerial photographs due to its small-scale distinguishing characteristics

A

metamorphic rocks

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15
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structural trends in metamorphic rocks

A

foliations

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16
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Parallel alignments of ridges may reflect regional cleavage, foliation, or fold axis, and may suggest:

A

metamorphic rocks

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17
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The most prominent feature of sedimentary rocks

18
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due to differential erosion of sedimentary rocks, beds appear as ________________ on aerial photographs.

A

banded patterns

19
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this can also be used to recognize and mark the beds in absence of topographic expressions

A

topographic tone (banding due to vegetation or soil
differences)

20
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Bedding may be most prominent in which stage of the geomorphic cycle

21
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remotely-sensed imagery are taken by these two types of scanners, namely:

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across-track scanner (whiskbroom) and along-track scanner (pushbroom)

22
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scanner which uses rotating or oscillating mirror; scans the terrain along scan lines that are at right angles to the flight line

A

across-track (whiskbroom)

23
Q

across-track data are collected within an arc below the aircraft typically of

A

90° to 120°

24
Q

incoming energy in whiskbroom scanner is separated into
several spectral components that are sensed

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independently

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what the scanner sees
Instantaneous Field of View (IFOV)
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residence time of measurement
dwell time
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relationship between signal coming from the target to extraneous/background electronic noise
signal to noise ratio
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ground resolution element or ground resolution (D)
spatial resolution
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the ability to discriminate very slight energy differences
radiometric resolution
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ability to discriminate fine spectral differences
spectral resolution
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T or F: ground distance between adjacent sampling points in a digital scanner image need not necessarily exactly equal the dimensions of IFOV projected onto ground
True
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ground distance between 2 lines that can be distinguished in a photograph
ground resolution distance
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this scanner records multispectral image data along a swath beneath an aircraft; has no scanning mirror, linear array of detectors is used
along-track scanner (pushbroom)
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size of the ground resolution cell is determined by the __________of a single detector projected onto the ground
IFOV
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advantages of along-track scanner (pushbroom)
* longer dwell time * robust geometric integrity * smaller in size and weight * higher reliability and longer life expectancy
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disadvantages of along-track scanner (pushbroom)
* needs more calibrations * limited spectral sensitivity of commercial detectors
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used in land cover, vegetation, surface mineralogy, and surface water mapping, where measurements are made for different ranges of the EM spectrum
multispectral images
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when was the first Landsat satellite launched
1972
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NOAA-17
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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oldest civic Earth observation program
Landsat-7
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first program that released processed data
Terra ASTER
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used by French, Swedish, and Belgian governments
SPOT-5