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REMOTE SENSING
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Paper Code:
ENV 602
Credits:
3
Contact Hours:
45.00
Max. Marks:
100.00
10.00
Unit I:
Introduction to Remote Sensing and Aerial Photo-interpretation
Definition
Introduction
Comparison of advantages of aerial photo-interpretation and remote sensing
10.00
Unit II:
Basic Principles of Remote Sensing
Electromagnetic radiation and EM spectrum
Atmospheric windows
Interaction of EM spectrum with ground objects
9.00
Unit III:
Remote Sensing Platforms and Sensors
Multiple imaging sensor System
Landsat
SPO
IRS
9.00
Unit IV:
Interpretation of Data Products
Photographic and digital data
False colour composites
Spatial resolution
Elements of interpretation of satellite imagery
9.00
Unit V:
Application of Remote Sensing `
Preparation of geomorphologic maps
Preparation of land use/land cover maps
Forest management
Watershed management
Wildlife management
Essential Readings:
M. Anji Reddy: Textbook of remote sensing and GIS, Hyderabad: B.S. Publications
Study Material (Handbooks) of Sikkim Manipal University for Science Health and Technology for the Degree of Post Graduation in Ecotourism.
A.N. Patel and Surendra Singh. Remote Sensing : Principles and ApplicationsJodhpur, Scientific, 2004
S M Rashid B S Sokhi. Remote Sensing Of Urban Environment(1999) Manak Publications
P.Nag and M.Kudrat. Digital remote sensing .Publisher Concept
Remote Sensing a better view - Rudd.R.D. (1974)
Remote sensing techniques for Environmental Analysis, Estes. J.E. and Senger.L.W
Remote sensing of of Environment - Lintz.J and Simonnet.D.S (1976)
Remote Sensing and GIS for Environmental Planning - Murli Krishna.I.V. (1995)
Geographic Information system - Spatial Modeling and Policy evaluation - 0Fischer.M.M and Nijkamp.P (1993)
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