Infrared static earth sensor modelling

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Start date Dec 11, 2005
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Earth Infrared Modelling Sensor Static

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The discussion centers on a university student's request for assistance with infrared static Earth sensor modeling for a project. The student seeks guidance on the steps involved in creating the model. Additionally, a link to an infrared image of the world is provided for reference. The conversation emphasizes the need for detailed instructions and support in the modeling process. Overall, the student is looking for expert advice to successfully complete their project.

Dec 11, 2005

ijat_h

hello. i am university student and currently doing infrared static Earth sensor modelling. Here, i need some help in making my project. is there anyone who knows about modelling the static Earth sensor? it is really a great help if you can tell me all the steps in making the model..

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Dec 12, 2005

Intuitive

Go to: http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/earth/images/rectangle_mike_image.html

There is an infra Red image of the world.

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