Elements Of Remote Sensing In GPS, receivers are used are; Mechanical clocks Atomic clocks Quartz clocks Electronic clocks Mechanical clocks Atomic clocks Quartz clocks Electronic clocks ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Elements Of Remote Sensing DGPS is based on the concept that bias errors in the position of locations in a given local area, are same if their distances are within 50 km 25 km 100 km 75 km 50 km 25 km 100 km 75 km ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Elements Of Remote Sensing The interaction of the electromagnetic radiation produced with a specific wave length to illuminate a target on the terrain for studying its scattered radiance, is called: None of these Passive remote sensing Neutral remote sensing Active remote sensing None of these Passive remote sensing Neutral remote sensing Active remote sensing ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Elements Of Remote Sensing 'A time varying electric field produces a magnetic field.' This phenomenon is called: Kirchoff’s law Hertz's law Faraday's law Ampere Maxwell's law Kirchoff’s law Hertz's law Faraday's law Ampere Maxwell's law ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Elements Of Remote Sensing Which one of the following statement is correct? The rate of transfer of radiant energy is called flux and is expressed in watts The radiant energy which falls upon a surface is termed as irradiance All of these Radiant energy expressed in Joules, is the energy associated with electromagnetic radiation The rate of transfer of radiant energy is called flux and is expressed in watts The radiant energy which falls upon a surface is termed as irradiance All of these Radiant energy expressed in Joules, is the energy associated with electromagnetic radiation ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Elements Of Remote Sensing The arrangement of terrain features which provides attributes: the shape, size and texture of objects, is called: Spatial variation Temporal variation None of these Spectral variation Spatial variation Temporal variation None of these Spectral variation ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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