Remote Sensing C

[geniusjohn5]

Restarting this.

What is Radiative Forcing?

[sciolyPA]

Restarting this.

What is Radiative Forcing?

Relative effectiveness of a GHG to restrict long-wave radiation from escaping back into space. Negative radiative forcing means cooling, positive means net heating.

Also can someone teach me how to use the answer thing?

[Fillychi]

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I guess I'll restart this question marathon.

Describe/explain relationship between spatial and radiometric resolution (How increasing one affects the other in a sensor)

[sciolyPA]

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Describe/explain relationship between spatial and radiometric resolution (How increasing one affects the other in a sensor)

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A higher spatial resolution leads to a smaller IFOV, which reduces radiometric resolution, so they have an inverse relationship.

[Fillychi]

Click the hide button. Write the subject, add a "|", then write the text you want hidden.

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I guess I'll restart this question marathon.

Describe/explain relationship between spatial and radiometric resolution (How increasing one affects the other in a sensor)

Answer (Click to Show Hidden Text)

A higher spatial resolution leads to a smaller IFOV, which reduces radiometric resolution, so they have an inverse relationship.

Correcto

[Tom_MS]

How does synthetic aperture radar (SAR) work? Why is it used so frequently? In what applications is it used?