What is the unique information content in SAR data?1 pointSpectral properties of the land surfaceCO2 concentration in the atmosphereStructure and moisture of the land surfaceAcoustic properties of the land surface

What is the unique information content in optical data?1 pointSpectral properties of the land surfaceCO2 concentration in the atmosphereStructure and moisture of the land surfaceAcoustic properties of the land surface

A radar signal contains amplitude and phase information. is the strength of the radar response and is the fraction of one complete sine wave cycle (a single SAR wavelength). The phase of the SAR image is determined primarily by the distance between the satellite antenna and the ground targets.A satellite SAR can observe the same area from slightly different look angles. This can be done either simultaneously (with two radars mounted on the same platform) or at different times by exploiting repeated of the same satellite. The distance between the two satellites (or orbits) is called .

Which types of observation from a satellite would be most appropriate for determining the Earth's topography? Select all of the following that are correct. Points are awarded for each correct answer selected. Points are deducted for each incorrect answer selected. Question 7Answera.Lidar b.Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) c.Reflected sunlight at visible to near-infrared wavelengths d.Reflected UV sunlight at wavelengths < 150 nm e.Thermal emission at 15-20 micrometers f.Movement of clouds g.The strength of Earth's gravitational field h.Impact of the atmosphere on the signal from GPS satellites

List the components of the sarcomere

It concern with development of certain indices from the raw data. It also summarizes collected/classified data.1 pointStatisticsInferential StatisticsDescriptive Statistics