Lee Kyu-sung: Principles and Methods of Remote Sensing

It has been 60 years since remote exploration as a means of collecting information about the planet. The book covers almost everything in these remote explorations, from basic teleexperimental theories to various remote exploration systems and the nature and video processing methods. Many of the teleexposure images in the text descriptions have used videos from the Korean peninsula, which are familiar to readers. It also included multi-purpose satellites and the latest coverage of the Korean satellite remote exploration project. This book consists of seven chapters. Chapter 1 is a introduction to remote exploration, dealing with the process of defining, developing history and acquiring information. It also explains the criteria and types that distinguish the main remote exploration system. Two chapters deal with the basic nature of electromagnetic radiation, which is used to obtain remote data, and also the signal properties of remote data. It deals with the spectrometers of the atmosphere and the spectral properties of important indicators that form electromagnetic radiation from source to sensor. Chapters 3 through 5 deal with photosystems, electronic optical systems, microwave systems, and the kind of important sensors and structures that belong to each system, as well as the nature of remote exploration. The three photo systems are remote data from the past using film and cover a simple piece of aerial photography that has been used for the past 100 years or so. The photo is part of the translation of the visual readings of color images, including aerial photographs. Four chapters are the most common electronic optical system, covering the structure of various electronic optic sensors and basic characteristics of each video material, from multi-spoting systems to super-sunsensory and heat infrared systems.

Korean title: 원격탐사 원리와 방법

Korean author: 이규성

Korean publisher: 씨아이알

ISBN-13: 9791156109761