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Honor Pledge: Geng 138 - Remote Sensing Theory and Applications 2 Semester, A.Y. 2021-2022

The document provides instructions for a laboratory exercise on examining the resolutions of common remote sensing systems. Students are asked to identify and discuss the spatial, spectral, radiometric and temporal resolutions of several remote sensing datasets. They must submit a short lab report following the specified format and requirements, including an honor pledge, results section answering guide questions, lifelong learnings, and documentation of their meeting. The report requires analyzing resolution characteristics, comparing image qualities, and discussing practical applications of the different systems.

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Honor Pledge: Geng 138 - Remote Sensing Theory and Applications 2 Semester, A.Y. 2021-2022

The document provides instructions for a laboratory exercise on examining the resolutions of common remote sensing systems. Students are asked to identify and discuss the spatial, spectral, radiometric and temporal resolutions of several remote sensing datasets. They must submit a short lab report following the specified format and requirements, including an honor pledge, results section answering guide questions, lifelong learnings, and documentation of their meeting. The report requires analyzing resolution characteristics, comparing image qualities, and discussing practical applications of the different systems.

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DEPARTMENT OF GEODETIC

ENGINEERING
Visca, Baybay City, Leyte, PHILIPPINES
Telephone: (053) 565-0600 local 1027
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.vsu.edu.ph

HONOR PLEDGE

GEng 138 – Remote Sensing Theory and Applications


2nd Semester, A.Y. 2021-2022

“We, (inser group names) affirm that we will not give or receive any unauthorized help on
every quiz/exam, and that all work will be my own.”

“We affirm that I have not given or received any unauthorized help on all assignment, and
that this work is our own.”

“We accept responsibility for our role as students in ensuring the integrity of the work
submitted by us.”

(Names of Students with Signature) Date


GEng 138-Remote Sensing Theory and Applications
Laboratory Exercise No. 2-Examining the Resolutions of Common Remote Sensing Systems

Group No. ______

Group Members:

Name1 Contribution (%)2

Total 100%
1
Write all the members of the group
2
Indicate zero (0) for members not joining or contributing the activity.

Learning Outcomes:

- Identify the spatial, spectral, radiometric and temporal resolutions of common remote
sensing systems
- Discuss practical applications of common remote sensing systems

Requirement:

A short lab report

Materials/Data:

Laptop or pc with installed ENVI


RS Data: (link) or you can search from the website of these sensing systems
RS System/Sensor Filename
Name
Landsat-8 (MS) LC81130522014049LGNOO
Landsat-8 (Pan) LC81130522014049LGNOO_B8
Landsat-5 (MS) LT51130522010054BKTOO
SPOT-5 Spot 5 20060412
JERS SAR JERS SAR
MODIS NDVI MODIS NDVI2008-017
ALOS PALSAR ALOS PALSAR_

Instructions:

1. Use A-4 size bond paper. Leave 1-inch margin on all sides

2
2. Answer the guide questions
3. Report contents and format:
a. Page 1: Signed Honor Pledge
b. Page 2 onwards: Main report
c. Format/contents:
 Introduction: provides an overview about the exercise (3-4 sentences)
 Learning Outcomes
 Materials/Data
 Results (use the questions shown in Procedure section of this laboratory
manual as guide in your discussions)
 Lifelong Learnings
 Documentation

Procedure:

1. Explore the characteristics (spatial, spectral, radiometric, and temporal resolution) of


the given remote sensing image data (hint: some information are located in “.hdr” file
of each data set.)
2. (9) Tabulate the characteristics accordingly. You may use this table:

System Launch End of Spatial Radiometric Spectral Temporal


Date Service Res. (m) Res. (bit) Res. Res. (day)
(bands)

3. (6) Give practical applications of each remote sensing system. You may focus only
one particular band of each sensor/system. Explain in two sentences per RS system.

4. (5) Select an area of your choice on the image (either grayscale or rgb) and capture
the zoom window (at four-level zoom). Do this for each remote sensing system.
Compare (in 5-8 sentences) the images in terms of their quality related to spatial
resolution.

Lifelong Learnings (5):


(Write in one paragraph with 3-5 sentences the information, knowledge, or skills you learned
from this activity that are new and may have lifelong contribution to your personal life and
future endeavors.)

Documentation of your Meeting (5):


(Insert picture/s of your meeting/s)

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