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Remote Sensing
1. Fundamentals of Remote Sensing
2. Physical Principles of Remote Sensing
3. Remote Sensing Platforms
4. Remote Sensing Sensors
5. Remote Sensing Data Characteristics
6. Data Formats and Standards
7. Digital Image Processing Fundamentals
8. Image Pre-processing
9. Image Enhancement Techniques
10. Image Transformations
11. Image Classification and Analysis
12. Change Detection Analysis
13. Advanced Remote Sensing Systems
14. Remote Sensing Applications
Remote Sensing Platforms
Ground-Based Platforms
Handheld Instruments
Field Spectrometers
Thermal Cameras
GPS Units
Stationary Platforms
Tower-Mounted Systems
Building-Mounted Sensors
Mobile Ground Platforms
Vehicle-Mounted Systems
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems
Airborne Platforms
Manned Aircraft Systems
Fixed-Wing Aircraft
High-Altitude Aircraft
Low-Altitude Aircraft
Specialized Research Aircraft
Helicopters
Advantages for Remote Sensing
Operational Limitations
Unmanned Aerial Systems
Multirotor Platforms
Quadcopters
Hexacopters
Octocopters
Fixed-Wing UAVs
Small Fixed-Wing Systems
Large Fixed-Wing Systems
Hybrid VTOL Systems
Airborne Platform Considerations
Flight Planning
Weather Dependencies
Regulatory Requirements
Cost Factors
Spaceborne Platforms
Satellite Orbit Types
Low Earth Orbit
Medium Earth Orbit
Geostationary Orbit
Sun-Synchronous Orbit
Polar Orbit
Orbital Characteristics
Altitude Effects
Inclination Angles
Orbital Period
Ground Track Patterns
Major Satellite Programs
Landsat Program
Landsat 1-3 (MSS Era)
Landsat 4-5 (TM Era)
Landsat 7 (ETM+ Era)
Landsat 8 (OLI/TIRS Era)
Landsat 9 (OLI-2/TIRS-2 Era)
Sentinel Program
Sentinel-1 (SAR)
Sentinel-2 (Multispectral)
Sentinel-3 (Ocean/Land)
Sentinel-5P (Atmospheric)
MODIS Program
Terra MODIS
Aqua MODIS
SPOT Program
SPOT 1-5
SPOT 6-7
Commercial High-Resolution Satellites
WorldView Series
GeoEye Series
QuickBird
IKONOS
Pleiades
Satellite Platform Design
Spacecraft Bus Systems
Power Systems
Communication Systems
Attitude Control Systems
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