Remote Sensing Applications

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IivRemote Sensing Applications Chapter # Title/AuthorsPage Sai MVR, Ramana KV & Hebbar R2Land use and Land cover Analysis21Sudhakar S & Kameshwara Rao SVC3Forest and Vegetation49Murthy MSR & Jha CS4Soils and Land Degradation81Ravishankar T & Sreenivas K5Urban and Regional Planning109Venugopala Rao K, Ramesh B, Bhavani SVL & Kamini J6Water Resources Management133Rao VV & Raju PV7Geosciences165Vinod Kumar K & Arindam Guha8Groundwater203Subramanian SK & Seshadri K9Oceans217 Ali MM, Rao KH , Rao MV & Sridhar PN10Atmosphere251Badrinath KVS11Cyclones273 Ali MM12Flood Disaster Management283Bhanumurthy V , Manjusree P & Srinivasa Rao G13Agricultural Drought Monitoring and Assessment303Murthy CS & Sesha Sai MVR14Landslides331Vinod Kumar K & Tapas RM15Earthquake and Active Faults339Vinod Kumar K16Forest Fire Monitoring351Biswadip Gharai, Badrinath KVS & Murthy Sensing is broadly defined as collecting and interpreting information about a target without being inphysical contact with the object.

Hyperspectral images collected within narrow and ... or images. Tone is directly related to reflectance of light from terrain features. For example, water which absorbs nearly all incident light produces black tone, whereas, a dry sand reflects a ... relationships is characteristic of many objects, both natural and man made, and gives objects a ...

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