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    Remote Sensing: Application of Science

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    Remote sensing is the process of detecting and monitoring physical characteristics of an area using measurements from aircraft or satellites without direct contact. There are two main types: active sensing uses signals transmitted and reflected, while passive sensing detects sunlight reflected off objects. Remote sensing is used for applications like mapping forest fires, tracking weather patterns, monitoring city and land use changes, and discovering ocean floor topography. In Malaysia, the TiungSat-1 microsatellite gathers visible, ultraviolet and infrared images to advance remote sensing and communications, with data received at two ground stations.

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    Remote sensing is the process of detecting and monitoring physical characteristics of an area using measurements from aircraft or satellites without direct contact. There are two main types: active sensing uses signals transmitted and reflected, while passive sensing detects sunlight reflected off objects. Remote sensing is used for applications like mapping forest fires, tracking weather patterns, monitoring city and land use changes, and discovering ocean floor topography. In Malaysia, the TiungSat-1 microsatellite gathers visible, ultraviolet and infrared images to advance remote sensing and communications, with data received at two ground stations.

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    Remote sensing is the process of detecting and monitoring physical characteristics of an area using measurements from aircraft or satellites without direct contact. There are two main types: active sensing uses signals transmitted and reflected, while passive sensing detects sunlight reflected off objects. Remote sensing is used for applications like mapping forest fires, tracking weather patterns, monitoring city and land use changes, and discovering ocean floor topography. In Malaysia, the TiungSat-1 microsatellite gathers visible, ultraviolet and infrared images to advance remote sensing and communications, with data received at two ground stations.

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    REMOTE

    SENSING
    application of science
    OUR
    • ADIELA SEFHIEA
    TEAM
    • ANIS HAMIZAH
    • NUR ALAYNA QAWIEMA
    • NUR AIFAA QISTINA
    • NURIN NAJWA
    • NUR HUSNINA FARIESHA
    • NUR ALIA BATRISYIA
    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    01 What is remote 02 Types of remote


    sensing? sensing

    Remote sensing
    03 Uses of remote 04 usage in
    sensing
    malaysia
    01
    WHAT IS
    REMOTE
    SENSING
    WHAT IS
    REMOTE
    SENSING?
    ● Remote sensing is the process of detecting
    and monitoring the physical characteristics of
    an area by measuring its reflected and
    emitted radiation at a distance without any
    physical contact. ( typically from satellite or
    aircraft )
    02
    TYPES OF
    REMOTE
    SENSING
    TYPES OF REMOTE
    SENSING

    ACTIVE REMOTE PASSIVE REMOTE


    SENSING SENSING
    ACTIVE
    REMOTE
    SENSING
    • Active remote sensing involves a
    satellite or an aircraft that transmits
    signals to be reflected off of certain
    objects and then detects those
    reflected signals with detectors on the
    same satellite or aircraft.
    PASSIVE
    REMOTE
    SENSING
    • In passive remote sensing, the
    satellite or aircraft does not
    transmit its own signals, but the
    detector on the satellite or
    aircraft detects sunlight that is
    reflected off objects on the
    Earth's surface.
    03
    USES OF
    REMOTE
    SENSING
    USES OF REMOTE
    SENSING
    Cameras on satellites Sonar systems on Cameras on
    and airplanes take ships can be used satellites can be
    images of large areas to create images used to make
    on the Earth's surface, of the ocean floor images of
    allowing us to see without needing temperature changes
    much more than we can to travel to the in the oceans
    see when standing on bottom of the
    the ground. ocean.
    REMOTEL
    Y SENSED
    IMAGE
    SPECIFIC USES OF
    REMOTELY SENSED
    IMAGES
    Large forest fires can be Tracking clouds to help predict
    mapped from space, allowing the weather or watching
    rangers to see a larger area erupting volcanoes, and help
    than from the ground watching for dust storms.

    Discovery and mapping of


    Tracking the growth of a city the rugged topography of the
    and changes in farmland or ocean floor such as huge
    forests over several years or mountain ranges, deep
    decades. canyons, and the "magnetic
    striping" on the ocean floor.
    USES OF REMOTE
    SENSING IN VARIOUS
    FIELD
    04
    REMOTE
    SENSING USAGE
    IN MALAYSIA
    TIUNGSA
    TiungSat-1 or MySat (Malaysian Satellite) is the first
    microsatellite for the Astronautic Technology in
    T1
    Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    The mission objectives of the satellite are:

    ● Advance remote sensing

    ● Digital store and forward communications


    • TiungSat-1 is fitted to receive or detect visible
    ultraviolet and infrared lights produced by objects
    on the surface or below the surface of Earth.

    • Information gathered by TiungSat-1 is sent to two


    data receiving stations which are:

     National Planeterium Station,Federal


    Territory of Kuala Lumpur
     Mission Control Station
    (MCGS),Bangi,Selangor.
    • Now, Malaysia have 4 types of satellite which are TiungSat, MEASAT-1, MEASAT-2,
    MEASAT-3 and RazakSAT which were used for several function such as telephony, satellite
    television and radio, mobile satellite technology, amateur radio and many more.
    EXT
    More information in the video!

    RAS
    THE END!

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