This Channel includes resources for learning or teaching remote sensing concepts created by participant educators in the iGETT project. Integrated Geospatial Education and Technology Training - iGETT- is a U.S. National Science Foundation funded project (DUE 12050069( to support remote sensing education by providing faculty education and teaching resources. Resources include Student Handouts with step-by-step exercises focused on remote sensing using Landsat data. Participants are also creating Concept Modules that can be used by students and the workforce to understand concepts important for using remote sensing.
How are the equations when using turntable and fixed camera? Is there a resource that explains the equations for the fixed camera and the rotating object?
Thank you very much for this video! Could you tell me, please, if detailed table of confidence levels (in %) exists (I mean the table on 4:12)? F.e., to know, which confidence level in % corresponds to Recore/Value 8?
Thank you for this very nice video, well explained. However I can not get the Power point presentation in your website neither in the link provided by you. Continue doing this great job.
Hi, on the slide "Other applications" formula for Normalized Difference Birn Ratio is identical to NDMI. Apparently, shortwave-infrared (SWIR) should be used in this formula, and not MIR, which is correctly reflected in the table in the right part of the slide.
A really good introduction for someone who is new to filters in remote sensing! But I found a very little mistake in your explanation: landsat 1 - 7 are 8 Bit sensors, which allows for distinguishing 256 grey values between 0 - 255 (this is right, but:) for landsat 8 - which is a 12 Bit sensor with 4096 grey values, the range is 0 to 4095, NOT 4096.
just to be clear that mean we can change the pixels shape to be more like a circle shape but the industry don't want too because it take a lot of effort and programing???if we could built something like that it would be a game changer.how can I spoke to u guys because I been thinking about this for quiet some time and I believe it will work
