5. Three Sides Of Remote
Sensing
Basic concept of Remote
sensing
Digital Image Processing
Global Positioning System
6. Principle of Remote
sensing
Mapping the earth surface features
by reflected electromagnetic energy
which is different for different object is
measured by sensors on remote
platform (satellite).
7. Various Components
The Energy Source
Interaction of Energy with
Atmosphere
Interaction of Energy with Target
Recording of Energy by Sensor
Transmission, Reception and
Processing
Interpretation and Analysis
Application
8. Electromagnetic Spectrum
The light which our eyes are able
to see is comprised of seven
colors which which is only a very
small portion of EM spectrum
coming from the sun to earth’s
surface
Energy coming fro the sun
comprises energy wave length
varying from 1/1000000 μm to
9.
10. Energy Interaction with
Objects
EM energy when comes in a contact
with objects, some energy is absorbed
by the object and some energy is
transmitted through the object.
Energy Incident = Energy absorbed +
Energy Transmitted +
Energy Reflected
EI = EA + ET + ER
11. Energy Interaction With Atmosphere
Reflected EM energy from the surface
object passes through the atmosphere
and reach through the satellite
During transmission of waves some
energy absorbed by gases and water
vapor.
Absorption and scattering of energy
for certain selected waves only thus
recording of EM energy by sensors is
distributed in that particular length.
12. Energy Interaction with Earth
Surface Features
Here are some spectral response of
main features of earth.
• Vegetation
• Soil
• Water
• Snow and Cloud
13. Remote Sensing Platforms
I. Balloons
II. Aeroplanes
III. Helicopters
IV. Satellites
V. Spacecraft
VI. Probes
VII. Rovers
VIII.Launch vehicles
Move in atmosphere
Perspective Photo
with large error
Un-economical
Move in space of zero
gravity
Orthographic Images less
errors
Repetitive supply of
images
Initial
Cost is more but looking to
volume of images it is
economical
15. Passive Remote Sensing :
In remote sensing sun’s
electromagnetic energy which is
reflected by different object is received
by sensors on satellite to create images
is known as passive remote sensing.
Active Remote Sensing :
Active remote sensing makes use of
sensors that detect reflect responses
from objects that are irradiating from
artificial generated energy sources, such
as radar.
17. Digital Images Processing
It means manipulating digital
number of pixel for better viewing
of image or scene. Digital Image
process are as follows:
Radiometric and geometric correction
Image and enhancement
Band Combination
19. Functions Of GPS
To provide coordinates like
Latitude
Longitude
Elevation above mean sea level and
time
The Global positioning system is
worldwide radio navigation system
formed from a constellation of 24
satellites and their ground stations.
GPS use this “artificial stars” as a
reference point to calculate positions
accurately.
20. Segments Of GPS
Satellite constellation called
space segment.
The satellite constellation contains
the satellites in orbit that provide the
ranging signals and data messages to
the user equipment.
21. Ground control / Monitoring
network called operational
control segment.
The OCS tracks and maintains the
satellite in space. It also updates
satellite clock corrections and
ephemeris as well as well as other
parameters essential for the
determinations of user position
velocity and time.
22. User receiving equipment
called user equipment
segment.
The equipment segment performs
the navigation, timing or other related
functions.
23. Uses and
ApplicationsSome of the uses and
application, global, regional and
local are as follows:
• Navigation
• Surveying
25. Surveying
GPS is useful to survey various data
as follows:
• Local property survey
• Site survey
• Topographical survey
• Kinematic survey
• Geodetic survey
• Contour survey
26. INDIA & GPS
India has launched “मंगलयान” or “Mars
Orbiter Mission”
The mission is a "technology
demonstrator" project to develop the
technologies for designing, planning,
management, and operations of an
interplanetary mission. It carries five
instruments that will help advance
knowledge about Mars to achieve its
secondary, scientific objective. The
spacecraft is currently being monitored
27. Yes, Ittu sa step &
INDIA will independent
in GPS
ISRO is going to put one last
satellite in IRNSS category to
independent for GPS system.
We are just one single step
behind to be in queue of nations
like America, Russia, China,
France etc, who has separate
GPS system.
28. International Star ISRO
From 2013 to 2015 ISRO has launched
two for Australia, five for Canada, one
for Denmark Germany & Indonesia,
seven for Singapore, six for UK, in total
almost 28 satellite and got income of
almost 86 million dollar.