Homework 1: Satellite Remote Sensing for Agricultural Applications
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What was the first Earth observing satellite to be launched with the express intent to study and monitor the planet’s landmasses? *
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What was the first instrument to monitor vegetation at a global scale with a high temporal frequency (1-2 days)? *
5 points
Which of the following are applications of remote sensing for agriculture and food security? *
5 points
All of the following are science products derived from MODIS data, except: *
5 points
Evapotranspiration cannot be measured directly with satellite instruments. *
5 points
Which instrument is the successor to MODIS for Earth science data product generation? *
5 points
Which of the following precipitation products has the highest spatial resolution? *
5 points
Healthy vegetation reflects more of which radiation? *
5 points
The SMAP passive radiometer receives energy in which frequency band? *
5 points
Optical sensors cannot penetrate clouds or vegetative cover. *
5 points
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