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[http://www.remotesensing.org RemoteSensing.ORG] <br> | |||
[http://ENVI-sw.com ENVI] expensive commercial software, and no reasonable student price. | |||
== Sensors == | == Sensors == | ||
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[http://www.oceani.com/ Ocean Imaging] is a company that processes satellite data | [http://www.oceani.com/ Ocean Imaging] is a company that processes satellite data | ||
to do things like fish finding as well as monitoring coastal pollution and nearshore processes. | to do things like fish finding as well as monitoring coastal pollution and nearshore processes. | ||
== Concepts == | == Concepts == | ||
Spatial Resolution - Pixel size and count | Spatial Resolution - Pixel size and count | ||
Revision as of 18:05, 12 March 2005
RemoteSensing.ORG
ENVI expensive commercial software, and no reasonable student price.
Sensors
Opto-knowledge systems
Imaging spectrometers
Airborne Multispectral
NOAA Airborne Multispectral for Nearshore Habitat Mapping
Turns out they use MS imaging to do near-shore seafloor mapping.
Ocean Imaging is a company that processes satellite data to do things like fish finding as well as monitoring coastal pollution and nearshore processes.
Concepts
Spatial Resolution - Pixel size and count
Spectral Resolution - What bands are covered in the electromagnetic spectrum
Radiometric Resolution - how many bits per pixel
Temporal Resolution -- how often the images are re-captured.
