Remote Sensing and Image Interpretation studystores遥感图像解译 studystores.pptVIP

Size of objects in an image is a function of scale Proper photo scale selected depending on the purpose of interpretation Most commonly measured parameters:- length, width, perimeter, area and occasionally volume Shape of an object is described as the geometric form represented form represented on an image Regular shapes are signs of man-made objects Irregular shapes with no distinct geometrical pattern are signs of a natural environment Shadow – usually a visual obstacle for image interpretation Gives height information about towers, tall buildings H object S Shadow Band of EM spectrum recorded by RS system may be displayed in shades of grey ranging from black to white Tone:- continuous grey scale varying from white to black It refers to relative brightness or colour of objects in an image Note:- Humans differentiate 40- 50 individual shades of grey RS image Colour more convenient for the identification of object details Texture Characteristics placement arrangement of repetitions of tone or colour in an image Visual impression of roughness or smoothness of an image region To create maps in which selection and generalization procedures are explicitly defined and consistently executed * Geocoded products:data: systematically geometrically corrected products :data: products are north oriented and compatible to survey of India mapsheet It means overlays of this data with survey of india map can be performed * Regular shapes are signs of man-made objects- buildings, roads and cultivated fields Irregular shapes with no distinct geometrical pattern are signs of a natural environment- water body or a river * For eg. In panchromatic photograph Dry sand appears white, while wet sand appears black * Speaker Shagufta Akbari Assistant Prof. KL University Introduction Map as a model Spatial elements and terminology Classification of Maps Map Scale Spatial referencing system Computers in map production General software’s in map production Types of