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Civil Air Patrol CAP Mitchell Award Aerospace Terms (Edited!) complete solution satellite - answer-natural or artificial object in space that orbits the Earth orbit - answer-the path a satellite takes around a celestial body apogee - answer-the highest point of an orbit perigee - answer-the lowest point of an orbit Sputnik - answer-the first artificial satellite COMSTAT - answer-communications satellites INTELSAT - answer-International Telecommunications Satellite Organizatio...

LARE Section 2 question with correct answers rated A+ 2023USGS 7.5-Minute Quadrangle Maps - correct answer The most convenient source for a paper base map in the U.S. with a scale of 1:24,000. Units should not be smaller than 10 acres. Koppen System - correct answer A climate classification system that divides the World's terrestrial climates into 5 separate types, each starting with a letter (A,B,C,D and E) Inclusions - correct answer A rock unit that is younger than the layers from it c...

Billy Mitchell: Aerospace + Leadership Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass satellite - Answer- natural or artificial object in space that orbits the Earth Explorer 1: - Answer- Us launched the Explorer 1 on January 31,1958. The Explorer 1 was the first spacecraft to recognize the Van Allen radiation belt around the Earth held in place by Earth's magnetic field. In October 1958, the US formally organized it's space program by creating the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. S...

LUOA 9th Grade Earth Science Module 1 Test Review Questions and Answers Already Passed Which of the following are measurable? -How much sunlight a plant receives -The actual number of new leave on a plant -How often a plant is watered What is a control variable? A basis for comparison The ____________variable is changed by the experimenter. The __________ variable changes as a result of the __________ variable changing. -Independent -Dependent -Independent How do scientists prove a scientific...

Raster Data Model correct answers A spatial data model that uses a grid and cells to represent the spatial variation of a feature, Represent continuous features, Simple data structure with rows and columns and fixed cell locations Vector Data Model correct answers A spatial data model that uses points and their x-,y-coordinates to construct spatial features of points, lines and areas, Ideal for representing discrete features: Points, Lines, Areas. May be georelational or object-based, May or ...

USGS 7.5-Minute Quadrangle Maps - Answers The most convenient source for a paper base map in the U.S. with a scale of 1:24,000. Units should not be smaller than 10 acres. Koppen System - Answers A climate classification system that divides the World's terrestrial climates into 5 separate types, each starting with a letter (A,B,C,D and E) Inclusions - Answers A rock unit that is younger than the layers from it came from Alluvium - Answers sediment deposited by a river or stream Kame ...

satellite - natural or artificial object in space that orbits the Earth orbit - the path a satellite takes around a celestial body apogee - the highest point of an orbit perigee - the lowest point of an orbit Sputnik - the first artificial satellite COMSTAT - communications satellites INTELSAT - International Telecommunications Satellite Organization NAVSTAR - navigation satellites LANDSAT - satellites that locate natural resources and monitor conditions on the Earth's surface GOES - G...

Module 13 USI Question with complete solution 2023WHAT ELECTROMAGNETIC (EM) BANDS ARE USED IN PRECISION AGRICULTURE APPLICATIONS? Visible and near infrared WHAT TYPE OF REMOTE SENSING PAYLOAD CAN BE USED FOR TRACKING TAGGED WILDLIFE, LOST OR WONDERING ADULTS, OR CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM COGNITIVE CONDITIONS? Passive radio wave tracking device WHAT KIND OF SILICONE IS MADE BY MIXING SILICONE CRYSTALS AND IMPURITIES TOGETHER? Doped silicone POINT CLOUD DERIVATIVE PRODUCT...

T or F. Pixel values can have decimal numbers in a floating point rastercorrect answer - True Wavelengths less than 0.4 um are...correct answer - not used in remote sensing. Wavelengths from 3.0 to 100 um are termed ___________ and are used in remote sensingcorrect answer - far infrared Wavelengths from 0.7 to 3.0 um are termed ____________ and are used in remote sensingcorrect answer - near infrared Wavelengths 1mm to 1m are termed _____________ and are used in remote sensingcor...

EAS Exam 1 Review Question and answer rated A+ 2023What is remote sensing? What has been the role of remote sensing in the emergence of Earth system science as a discipline? The scanning of the earth by satellite or high-flying aircraft in order to obtain information about it. What consequences arise from the fact that Earth is a closed system? Cannot exchange matter. Why are isolated systems conceptual-- not real? Isolated systems are not perfect as the universe of course is...