[PS3-4-4] Temporal resolution

Temporal resolution, also referred to as the revisit cycle, is defined as the amount of time it takes for a satellite to return to collect data from exactly the same location on the Earth. Imageing of the exact same area at the same viewing angle a second time is temporal resolution.

Introduction

External resources

• Lavender, S., Lavender, A. (2017). Practical Handbook of Remote Sensing, CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, Boca Raton, US.

Learning outcomes

• 2401 - Discuss and compare different temporal resolutions of remote sending data

  Discuss and compare different temporal resolutions of remote sending data

Self assessment

Outgoing relations

• [PS3-4-4] Temporal resolution (proposed relation) [IP4-3-3-4] Temporal resolution
• [PS3-4-4] Temporal resolution subclassof [PS3-4] Properties of digital imagery