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What is radiometric resolution in remote sensing?
What is radiometric resolution in remote sensing?
A. Sensitivity to detect small differences in energy
B. Size of pixel
C. Revisit period
D. Number of spectral bands
Explanation:
Radiometric resolution defines sensitivity to energy differences.
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