Q1. What is Remote Sensing?
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Q2. Which type of radiation is commonly used in remote sensing?
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Q3. What does GIS stand for?
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Q4. Which sensor type captures data with many narrow spectral bands?
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Q5. Resolution that refers to the size of the pixel in remote sensing images is?
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Q6. Temporal resolution in remote sensing indicates?
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Q7. Which platform offers the highest spatial resolution images?
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Q8. Which GIS operation overlays multiple thematic maps?
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Q9. What is radiometric resolution in remote sensing?
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Q10. What is the function of a Digital Elevation Model (DEM)?
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Q11. Which remote sensing technique is best for mapping vegetation health?
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Q12. Which remote sensing sensor operates actively by emitting signals?
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Q13. Which coordinate system is primarily used in GIS?
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Q14. Which term describes the process of correcting satellite images to match true ground positions?
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Q15. Remote Sensing data is influenced by the atmosphere through?
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Q16. Which GIS data model uses vector-based points, lines, and polygons?
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Q17. DIfference between passive and active remote sensing?
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Q18. Which process converts raw remote sensing data into georeferenced images?
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Q19. What does the term “spatial resolution” refer to in satellite imagery?
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Q20. Which sensor resolution affects ability to distinguish objects with similar brightness?
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