Deck 13: How to Use Remotely Sensed Imagery in Arcgis Pro

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Which of the following remotely sensed images is captured at an angle?

A) Nadir
B) Oblique
C) Vertical
D) Landsat scene
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of an orthophoto?

A) It is georeferenced.
B) It has uniform scale.
C) It has the effects of relief displacement in the image.
D) It has spatial reference.
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How often can Landsat 8 revisit an area on the ground?

A) 1-3 days
B) 8 days
C) 16 days
D) 26 days
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The energy measured at a single pixel according to a pre-determined scale represents:

A) Spatial resolution
B) Digital number
C) Radiometric resolution
D) Channel
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The size of the area on the ground represented by one pixel's worth of energy measurement represents:

A) Temporal resolution
B) Spectral resolution
C) Radiometric resolution
D) Spatial resolution
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Which instrument is carried onboard Landsat 8?

A) OLI
B) TM
C) ETM+
D) MSS
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The kind of electromagnetic energy with a wavelength between 0.7 and 1.3 micrometers represents what type of light?

A) Thermal Infrared
B) Shortwave Infrared
C) Ultrared
D) Near Infrared
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Regarding Landsat ETM+ imagery, which of the following statements applies?

A) Multispectral imagery is 30 m, Thermal imagery is 60 m, and Panchromatic imagery is 15 m.
B) Multispectral imagery is 30 m, Thermal imagery is 60 m, and Panchromatic imagery is 10 m.
C) Multispectral imagery is 30 m, Thermal imagery is 30 m, and Panchromatic imagery is 10 m.
D) Multispectral imagery is 30 m, Thermal imagery is 120 m, and Panchromatic imagery is 15 m.
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The kind of electromagnetic energy with a wavelength between 0.4 and 0.5 micrometers represents what type of light?

A) Blue
B) Green
C) Red
D) Ultraviolet
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Which of the following satellites carries the sensor with the finest spatial resolution?

A) Pleiades-1B
B) WorldView-3
C) SkySat-2
D) SPOT 7
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Sensing several different bands of electromagnetic energy at once results in:

A) Ultraspectral imagery
B) Panchromatic imagery
C) Hyperspectral imagery
D) Multispectral imagery
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Regarding Landsat OLI imagery, which of the following statements applies?

A) Multispectral imagery is 30 m and Panchromatic imagery is 15 m.
B) Multispectral imagery is 30 m, Thermal imagery is 60 m, and Panchromatic imagery is 15 m.
C) Multispectral imagery is 10 m and Panchromatic imagery is 10 m.
D) Multispectral imagery is 30 m and Thermal imagery is 100 m.
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What type of image is arranged by placing the red band in the red channel, the green band in the green channel, and the blue band in the blue channel?

A) Standard false color composite
B) Panchromatic composite
C) True color composite
D) False color composite
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When panchromatic and multispectral bands are fused together in order to refine the image so that the multispectral bands can be viewed at the resolution of the panchromatic band, what process is occurring?

A) Pan-sharpening
B) Rectification
C) Pyramiding
D) NDVI
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Which of the following satellites is not operated by Airbus Defence and Space?

A) GeoEye-1
B) Azersky
C) SPOT 6
D) Pleiades-1A
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Which of the following is a source of free Landsat imagery to use in GIS?

A) LandsatView
B) GloVis
C) GIS Data Depot
D) EarthNow
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Lower-resolution versions of an image that are used when displaying the image at different scales in order for images to be quickly rendered on the screen best describes:

A) Orthos
B) Pyramids
C) Resolution Layering
D) Rectification
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Which of the following government programs delivers high-resolution aerial imagery for the United States every 3 years?

A) PIC
B) Skywatch
C) NAIP
D) WorldView
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Which of the following is used to quantitatively measure the quality of a transformation in georeferencing?

A) Control points
B) RMSE
C) Alignment
D) Error Matrix
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The instrument on Landsat 8 that senses thermal energy is:

A) ASTER
B) TM
C) MSS
D) TIRS
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An 11-bit sensor would produce how many different values?

A) 11
B) 256
C) 1111
D) 2048
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Deck 13: How to Use Remotely Sensed Imagery in Arcgis Pro
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Which of the following remotely sensed images is captured at an angle?

A) Nadir
B) Oblique
C) Vertical
D) Landsat scene
B
2
Which of the following is not a characteristic of an orthophoto?

A) It is georeferenced.
B) It has uniform scale.
C) It has the effects of relief displacement in the image.
D) It has spatial reference.
C
3
How often can Landsat 8 revisit an area on the ground?

A) 1-3 days
B) 8 days
C) 16 days
D) 26 days
C
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The energy measured at a single pixel according to a pre-determined scale represents:

A) Spatial resolution
B) Digital number
C) Radiometric resolution
D) Channel
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The size of the area on the ground represented by one pixel's worth of energy measurement represents:

A) Temporal resolution
B) Spectral resolution
C) Radiometric resolution
D) Spatial resolution
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Which instrument is carried onboard Landsat 8?

A) OLI
B) TM
C) ETM+
D) MSS
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The kind of electromagnetic energy with a wavelength between 0.7 and 1.3 micrometers represents what type of light?

A) Thermal Infrared
B) Shortwave Infrared
C) Ultrared
D) Near Infrared
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Regarding Landsat ETM+ imagery, which of the following statements applies?

A) Multispectral imagery is 30 m, Thermal imagery is 60 m, and Panchromatic imagery is 15 m.
B) Multispectral imagery is 30 m, Thermal imagery is 60 m, and Panchromatic imagery is 10 m.
C) Multispectral imagery is 30 m, Thermal imagery is 30 m, and Panchromatic imagery is 10 m.
D) Multispectral imagery is 30 m, Thermal imagery is 120 m, and Panchromatic imagery is 15 m.
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The kind of electromagnetic energy with a wavelength between 0.4 and 0.5 micrometers represents what type of light?

A) Blue
B) Green
C) Red
D) Ultraviolet
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Which of the following satellites carries the sensor with the finest spatial resolution?

A) Pleiades-1B
B) WorldView-3
C) SkySat-2
D) SPOT 7
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Sensing several different bands of electromagnetic energy at once results in:

A) Ultraspectral imagery
B) Panchromatic imagery
C) Hyperspectral imagery
D) Multispectral imagery
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Regarding Landsat OLI imagery, which of the following statements applies?

A) Multispectral imagery is 30 m and Panchromatic imagery is 15 m.
B) Multispectral imagery is 30 m, Thermal imagery is 60 m, and Panchromatic imagery is 15 m.
C) Multispectral imagery is 10 m and Panchromatic imagery is 10 m.
D) Multispectral imagery is 30 m and Thermal imagery is 100 m.
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What type of image is arranged by placing the red band in the red channel, the green band in the green channel, and the blue band in the blue channel?

A) Standard false color composite
B) Panchromatic composite
C) True color composite
D) False color composite
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When panchromatic and multispectral bands are fused together in order to refine the image so that the multispectral bands can be viewed at the resolution of the panchromatic band, what process is occurring?

A) Pan-sharpening
B) Rectification
C) Pyramiding
D) NDVI
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Which of the following satellites is not operated by Airbus Defence and Space?

A) GeoEye-1
B) Azersky
C) SPOT 6
D) Pleiades-1A
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Which of the following is a source of free Landsat imagery to use in GIS?

A) LandsatView
B) GloVis
C) GIS Data Depot
D) EarthNow
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Lower-resolution versions of an image that are used when displaying the image at different scales in order for images to be quickly rendered on the screen best describes:

A) Orthos
B) Pyramids
C) Resolution Layering
D) Rectification
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Which of the following government programs delivers high-resolution aerial imagery for the United States every 3 years?

A) PIC
B) Skywatch
C) NAIP
D) WorldView
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Which of the following is used to quantitatively measure the quality of a transformation in georeferencing?

A) Control points
B) RMSE
C) Alignment
D) Error Matrix
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The instrument on Landsat 8 that senses thermal energy is:

A) ASTER
B) TM
C) MSS
D) TIRS
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An 11-bit sensor would produce how many different values?

A) 11
B) 256
C) 1111
D) 2048
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