The document outlines an introduction to remote sensing within the context of a B.Tech program focused on climate action. It covers definitions, the electromagnetic spectrum, types of remote sensing, and various applications such as environmental monitoring and agriculture. Additionally, it highlights specific examples and case studies of remote sensing in addressing climate change.

1. Session 1: Introduction to
Remote Sensing
B.Tech in Climate Action - Remote
Sensing and GIS

2. What is Remote Sensing?
• Definition of Remote Sensing
• Importance and scope in various fields

3. Electromagnetic Spectrum
• Diagram of the electromagnetic spectrum
• Different wavelengths used in remote sensing

4. Types of Remote Sensing
• Active vs. Passive Remote Sensing
• Examples of each type

5. Applications of Remote Sensing
• Environmental monitoring
• Urban planning
• Agriculture
• Climate change studies

6. Remote Sensing in Climate Action
• Examples of remote sensing applications in
climate action
• Case studies

7. Key Takeaways
• Summary of key points discussed