PPT-Remote Sensing and Soil Thermal Properties:

Eric Russell 492010 Agron 577 Soil Physics Conductivity Heat Capacity and Electromagnetics OH MY Outline What is remote sensing Microwave remote sensing Very basic electromagnetics Blackbody radiation Wiens law StefanBoltzmann law brightness temperature. comcn or lmliu69sohucom Commission VIII WG VIII3 KEY WORDS Disaster Sustainable Climate Inspection Modelling Analysis ABSTRACT On the basis of climate change and natural disasters in China during the past ten year s and with the help of satellite rem Satellite Remote Sensing and GIS Applications in Agricultural Meteorology 24Principles of Remote Sensing in the visible and the near infrared regions of the electromagnetic spectrum,i.e. in the therma Introduction. All previous sensor systems discussed sensing or measuring . reflected solar radiation. In the thermal infrared we measure . emitted terrestrial radiation. Energy is first absorbed, then is emitted by the object. Thermal Remote Sensing. Airborne thermal image of warm creek flowing into ocean near Anchorage, AK. Thermal sensors . measure . the amount of . emitted. . long wave . IR that is “upwelling” from the surface. Regulatory Issues & Judicial Developments. SHAH MURAD. Assistant Professor - Law . Federal Urdu University of Arts, Sciences and Technology (FUUAST), Karachi, Pakistan. Email: . shahmurad@live.com. Topics to be Covered. Thermal Radiation Laws. Emissivity of Natural Terrain. Heat Conduction Theory. Effect of Periodic Heating. Surface Heating by the Sun. Thermal Infrared Spectral Signatures. Example Sensor: AVHRR. Principles, results, and challenges. Lecture at the ERCA . 2018. Grenoble, . January 18, 2018. Andreas Richter. Institute of Environmental Physics. University of Bremen. Bremen, Germany. ( . richter@iup.physik.uni-bremen.de. Lecturer. Ruba. . Yousif. . Hussain. Third Year. 1. Concepts and Foundations of Remote Sensing. Remote Sensing. Remote Sensing is the collection of data without directly measuring the object. It relies on the reflectance of natural or emitted electromagnetic radiation.. Lecturer. Ruba. . Yousif. . Hussain. Third Year. 1. Image Enhancement. Image Enhancement. The goal of image enhancement is to improve the visual interpretability of an image by increasing the apparent distinction between the features in the scene. . Lecturer. Ruba. . Yousif. . Hussain. Third Year. 1. Map Layout. Map Layout. Layout is the arrangement of elements on a page. A map layout may include a map title, legend, north arrow, scale bar, descriptive text, and geographic data.. Jacopo . Dari. . (1). , Pere Quintana-. Seguí. . (2). , Maria José . Escorihuela. . (3). , Luca Brocca . (4). , Renato Morbidelli . (1. ). , and Vivien Stefan . (3). (1) . University. . of Perugia, . Course Objectives. To expose students to a broad spectrum of satellite remote sensing methods to derive geophysical parameters of interest. To provide students with the understanding necessary to distinguish between algorithm fundamentals and nuanced implementation details. Aim: . To record soil temperature at different depths and computation of soil heat flux. Instruments required. : . Soil thermometer for 5,10, and 20cm depths. Computation of soil heat flux (. q. T. ). Sponsored by the NASA Climate Indicators and Data Products for Future Climate Assessment Program. Kenneth Tobin (TAMIU). Wade Crow . and Jianzhi Dong (USDA ARS). William Teng (NASA GSFC/ADNET Systems Inc..