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An Introduction to Contemporary Remote Sensing
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Weng, Qihao
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An Introduction to Contemporary Remote Sensing
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: McGraw-Hill Professional, 2012.
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An Introduction to Contemporary Remote Sensing
Authors:
Qihao Weng
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January 2012
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Table of Contents
An Introduction to Contemporary Remote Sensing
About the Author
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: The Field of Remote Sensing
1.1 Introduction
1.2 How Does Remote Sensing Work?
1.3 Characteristics of Remote Sensing Digital Images
1.4 A Brief History of Remote Sensing
1.5 Examples of Remote Sensing Applications
1.5.1 Crop Irrigation in Kansas
1.5.2 Urban Sprawl in Las Vegas, Nevada
1.5.3 Remote Sensing of Aerosols
1.5.4 Monitoring Forest Fire with High Temporal Resolution Satellite Imagery
1.5.5 Remote Sensing Application in the Recovery at the World Trade Center
1.6 Geographic Information Systems
1.6.1 Why Geographic Information Systems?
1.6.2 Raster GIS and Capabilities
1.6.3. Vector GIS and Capabilities
1.7 Global Positioning System and Mobile Mapping
1.8 Google Earth
1.9 Summary
Key Concepts and Terms
Review Questions
References
Chapter 2: Electromagnetic Radiation Principles
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Principles of Electromagnetic Radiation
2.3 Interactions with Earth Surface Materials
2.4 Atmospheric Effects
2.5 Summary
Key Concepts and Terms
Review Questions
References
Chapter 3: Characteristics of Remotely Sensed Data
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Data Recording Methods
3.2.1 Photographs
3.2.2 Satellite Images
3.3 Spatial Resolution
3.4 Spectral Resolution
3.5 Radiometric Resolution
3.6 Temporal Resolution
3.7 Summary
Key Concepts and Terms
Review Questions
References
Chapter 4: Aerial Photo Interpretation
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Aerial Cameras
4.3 Films and Filters
4.4 Methods of Aerial Photo Interpretation
4.5 Scale of Aerial Photography
4.6 Spatial Resolution of Aerial Photography
4.7 Summary
Key Concepts and Terms
Review Questions
References
Chapter 5: Photogrammetry Basics
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Types of Aerial Photos
5.3 Geometry of Aerial Photography
5.4 Image Displacement and Height Measurement
5.4.1 Height Determination from a Single Aerial Photo
5.4.2 Height Determination Using Stereoscopic Parallax
5.5 Acquisition of Aerial Photos
5.6 Stereoscopy
5.7 Orthophotography
5.8 Summary
Key Concepts and Terms
Review Questions
References
Chapter 6: Remote Sensors
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Electro-Optical Sensors
6.3 Across-Track Scanning Systems
6.4 Linear-Array (Along-Track) Scanning Systems
6.5 Thermal IR Sensors
6.6 Passive Microwave and Imaging Radar Sensors
6.7 Lidar
6.8 Summary
Key Concepts and Terms
Review Questions
References
Chapter 7: Earth Observation Satellites
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Satellite Orbital Characteristics
7.3 Earth Resources Satellites
7.3.1 The Landsat Satellite Program
7.3.2 SPOT
7.3.3 Indian Remote Sensing (IRS) Satellites
7.3.4 MODIS
7.4 Meteorological and Oceanographic Satellites
7.4.1 NOAA POES Satellites
7.4.2 GOES
7.4.3 Envisat Meris
7.4.4 Other Satellites
7.5 Commercial Satellites
7.5.1 IKONOS
7.5.2 QuickBird
7.6 Summary
Key Concepts and Terms
Review Questions
References
Chapter 8: Digital Image Analysis
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Image Corrections
8.3 Contrast Enhancement
8.4 Spatial Enhancement
8.5 Spectral Transformations
8.6 Image Classification
8.6.1 Image Classification Process
8.6.2 Common Image Classifiers
8.7 Hyperspectral Image Analysis
8.8. Summary
Key Concepts and Terms
Review Questions
References
Chapter 9: Thermal Remote Sensing
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Thermal Radiation Properties
9.3 Thermal Infrared Atmospheric Windows
9.4 Thermal Radiation Laws
9.5 Thermal Properties of Terrestrial Features
9.6 Characteristics of Thermal Images and Collection
9.7 Thermal Image Interpretation
9.8 Summary
Key Concepts and Terms
Review Questions
References
Chapter 10: Active Remote Sensing
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Radar Principles
10.3 Radar Imaging Geometry and Spatial Resolution
10.4 Characteristics of Radar Images
10.5 Radar Image Interpretation
10.6 Lidar Principles
10.7 Characteristics of Lidar Data
10.8 Lidar Applications
10.8.1 Topographic Mapping Applications
10.8.2 Forestry Applications
10.9 Summary
Key Concepts and Terms
Review Questions
References
Index