SENSING: What Is The Remote Sensing

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What: The National Power Training Institute (NPTI) opens admissions to its PG diploma in GIS and Remote Sensing (2008-09). Why Should You Join? Geographic Information Systems popularly known as GIS, is a rapidly growing technological field for resource Townsend: I’ve been funded by NASA for many years, looking at how we can use NASA’s earth-observing information—information gathered using remote sensing instruments—to understand the distribution and function of vegetation. A big focus of this A satellite image is worth a million dollars." She's a space archaeologist, part of a growing community of specialists who use satellite imagery and remote sensing technology to find ancient sites once invisible to the naked eye. Sarah Parcak, Ph.D., zooms NASA partnered with NOAA to get GPS receivers on Hurricane Hunter airplanes "This is unbroken ground in remote sensing research," he said. "The results for GPS planted a little flag in this ground, but the sky is the limit." He added that the .