Basics of Remote Sensing GIS & GNSS Module 4 Assignment Answers

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Basics of Remote Sensing GIS & GNSS 

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The course includes principles of GIS technology with an overview of GIS, Geographic Phenomena, Data Inputting and Editing in GIS, GIS Data Models, GIS System Architecture, Geographic Data Standards and Policies, Topology and Spatial Relationship, Spatial Data Analysis, Spatial Data Quality, Spatial Data Errors, Map Projection and Advanced Geospatial Modeling. The free and open source software will be used as a platform for demonstrations and development.

The participants will be appraised of the technological principles of GNSS with focus on GNSS receivers, GNSS data processing methods, errors and accuracy, Satellites based Augmentation systems which includes GPS Aided and GEO Augmented Navigation or GAGAN. The Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) or Navigation with Indian Constellation (NaVic) will be discussed in detail. The GPS signal characteristics, Data formats (broadcast, precise ephemeris) DGPS demonstration, Advance GNSS processing and Mobile Mapping will also be discussed during the course.

Basics of Remote Sensing GIS & GNSS



Module 4 Assignment Answers Remote Sensing GNS& GNSS 

Q1. What is the most important thing that CARTOSAT-1 gives which can be used in terrain 
       analysis?

a. DEM
b. DTM
c. DSM
d. None of these

Answer: [ a ] DEM 

Q2. Typical Soil profile is composed

a. Horizon
b. Regolith
c. Parent material
d. Vegetation’s

Answer: [ a ] Horizon 

Q3. According to Land Resource Department, Total degraded lands in India 
      is ---------------- MHa

a. 120.0
b. 150.0
c. 270.0
d. 320.0

Answer: [ a ] 120.0

Q4. Which sensor is optimal for 1:4000 mapping

a. IKONOS
b. TM
c. LISSIII
d. ETM+

Answer: [ a ] IKONOS 

Q5. Which element of interpretation will help in identifying a STADIUM

a. Tone
b. Shape
c. Texture
d. Pattern

Answer: [ b ] Shape 

Q6. Flood indenation mapping is carried out using

a. Multisenser data
b. Multidate data
c. Multisatellite data
d. All of the above

Answer: [ d ] All the above 

Q7. Rain fall map can be generated using

a. TRMM
b. Cartosat-1
c. RISAT
d. None of the above

Answer: [ a ] TRMM 

Q8. NDMA refers to

a. Natural Disaster Management Authority
b. Natural Disaster Management Agency
c. National Disaster Management Authority
d. National Disaster Management Agency

Answer: [ c ]  National Disaster Management Authority

Q9. For agricultural drought assessment, which parameter(s) is/are considered?

a. Soil moisture
b. NDVI
c. Rainfall
d. All of the above
d. None of the above

Answer: [ d ] All the above 

Q10. For forest fire detection and monitoring, which part of the electromagnetic spectrum is 
         most useful?

a. Visible region
b. Near infrared
c. Thermal infrared
d. Microwave region

Answer: [ c ] Thermal Infrared 

Q11. Aquifers in unconsolidated formations have

a. Primary porosity and primary permeability
b. Primary porosity and secondary permeability
c. Secondary porosity and primary permeability
d. Secondary porosity and secondary permeability

Answer: [ a ]  Primary porosity and primary permeability

Q12. The occurrence and movement of groundwater depends on

a. Lithology
b. Geomorphology
c. Geologic structures
d. All of the above (a, b and c)
e. None of the above

Answer: [ d ] All the above (a, b and c )

Q13. DRASTIC model is used for

a. Groundwater prospects zonation
b. Groundwater pollution potential zoning
c. Both a and b are true
d. None of the above

Answer: [ b ]  Groundwater pollution potential zoning

Q14. In India biodiversity

a. Increases from tropical forest to alpine forest
b. Decrease from tropical forest to alpine forest
c. Same throughout the forests
d. All of the above

Answer: [ b ]   Decrease from tropical forest to alpine forest

Q15. Disturbance is functions of

a. Fragmentation, porosity, patchiness and proximity to settlement
b. Fragmentation, porosity, patchiness and juxtaposition
c. Fragmentation, porosity, patchiness and interspersion
d. All of the above

Answer: [ b ]  Fragmentation, porosity, patchiness and juxtaposition

Read more: Module 3 Assignment Answers of basics of remote sensing

Conclusion 

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