The ground spatial resolution is 25 m.

(b) An infrared mapping spectrometer with low spatial resolution and high spectral resolution to measure the surface mineralogy.

Spatial resolution of brain scanning is doubling every year.

These satellites will have better spatial and spectral resolutions than the present IRS satellites, stereo viewing capability and on board recording facilities.

Spatially resolved images shall be recorded with ISOCAM in order to understand the distribution, properties and physical state of he dust grains.

Time. How can you look at time?

OrbView 1 was the world s first privately operated weather satellite, mainly providing scientific and environmental data with a low spatial resolution of 10 kilometres and a high temporal resolution for disaster detection capability.

This code combines the advantages of a high spatial resolution and of a tolerable computer time need.

The IKONOS series of satellites were expected to be deployed by the Space Imaging company by the middle of 1999 and would provide black and white images with one metre resolution and multispectral images with four metre resolution with a revisiting time of between one and two days.

In the case of Meteosat visible channels, for example, the ground spatial resolution was nominally 2.5 kilometres, whereas for SPOT multispectral imagery, it was 20 metres.

Simultaneous measurements by two satellites at a small distance from each other allowed for temporal and spatial resolution of the observed phenomena.

It will carry the Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus (ETM ) providing panchromatic images with 15 metre spatial resolution, a thermal infrared channel with 60 metre resolution and the possibility of on board radiometric calibration.

High resolution satellite remote sensing data is suitable for the collection of spatial data for broad planning and monitoring.

By sacrificing spatial resolution in range direction, dynamic range and swath width found in the fine resolution mode, the observation data can be transmitted at either 120 or 60 megabits per second.

Disaster monitoring applications were still at a pre operational stage, mostly limited by the spatial and temporal resolution of current systems.

OrbView 2 was an operational satellite providing daily colour images of the world with 1.1 kilometres spatial resolution.

Developing countries in Latin America, South East Asia and in other regions required special sensor parameters such as spectral bands, spatial resolution, time resolution, cost of image, investment level in the ground equipment, and expertise required for utilization.

While synoptic scale measurements are mainly derived from satellite data, ground based and airborne measurements add increased temporal and spatial resolution, and provide critical validation of satellite sensors.

Space based measurements in general have the advantage of higher resolution because of the smaller distance between the observer and object.

The PC software has been applied to get grid model description with a spatial resolution of 20 m and an error in elevation of 10 20 m. ECUADOR

Space based measurements in general have the advantage of higher resolution because of the smaller distance between the observer and the object.

Well, it turns out we can see inside the human brain, and in fact not surprisingly, the spatial and temporal resolution of brain scanning is doubling every year.

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These pictures have an effective spatial resolution of 0.1 quot and complement nicely a series of HST FOC images in red light obtained at 24 different rotation phases of Vesta.

General function of space object Remote Sensing Earth Observation with enhanced imaging capabilities producing high resolution images of Earth apos s surface

The FTIR spectrometer is devoted to the investigation of the concentration and spatial distribution of atmospheric trace gases (e.g. CH4, SO2, NH3, NO2, NOx and HCl) and natural O3 in the wavelength band 2 16 μm with spectral resolution 0.1 cm 1.

Earth observation from satellites would for the first time come into direct competition with aerial photography early in 1998, when the first civilian remote sensing satellites providing a similar spatial resolution would be launched.

Although SIP can not provide information on the spatial and energy distribution of ions, it has a much higher time resolution and is due to its more conventional design potentially more reliable.

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