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EASTstroudsburg13 wrote:I know the Remote Sensing Wiki has several of them. The NASA tutorial link from the bottom of the wiki also probably has several acronyms.

yeah I have the acronyms from those sources but there are many more not from those sources that were on a regional exam from last year.

Do you remember those acronyms?

Sometimes you can find them on the Remote Sensing Glossary. Unless you already looked at that. Also the CCRS Glossary might have some other stuff that the RS Glossary doesn't have.

haverstall wrote:Do you remember those acronyms?

Sometimes you can find them on the Remote Sensing Glossary. Unless you already looked at that. Also the CCRS Glossary might have some other stuff that the RS Glossary doesn't have.

Some of the things in the CCRS glossary seem unnecessary but it's an ok source.
ie "Fish Detection"

cngu23 wrote:
Some of the things in the CCRS glossary seem unnecessary but it's an ok source.
ie "Fish Detection"

Nonsense! Fish detection is the most important part of Remote Sensing. After all, fish are related to the hydrosphere.

Gillen wrote:

cngu23 wrote:
Some of the things in the CCRS glossary seem unnecessary but it's an ok source.
ie "Fish Detection"

Nonsense! Fish detection is the most important part of Remote Sensing. After all, fish are related to the hydrosphere.

Ah yes, I almost forgot. Most of the satellites we have are used to monitor fish.

Seeing as CyFalls is over, what were the tests like?

Hey i was wondering if there are any websites that might help me study being that i was kinda thrown in this event.

The Remote Sensing Wiki is, I think, a great place to start. It'll teach you the basics and also provides good external links.

NASA has many pages with useful information, particularly satellites.

Just wondering, has anybody seen a Training Handout for Remote Sensing this year? There usually is one for it each year since the range of topics that can be covered is so broad, but I haven't found one for it this year, even with the new topic.