The interaction of the electromagnetic radiation produced by an instrument with a specific wavelength to illuminate a target on the terrain for studying its scattered radiance is called:
Show Hint
Remember that 'active' means the sensor provides its own light source.
Active remote sensing involves the use of an instrument that emits its own electromagnetic radiation towards a target and then measures the radiation that is scattered or reflected back from the target. This is in contrast to passive remote sensing, which relies on detecting naturally available energy.
Was this answer helpful?
0
0
Top AP PGECET Geo Engineering and Geo Informatics Questions