Introduction to Remote Sensing and Global Positioning

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Explores the functions of Remote Sensing and Global Positioning (GNSS), which are defined and evaluated in relation to the needs of cultural and natural resource managers. Examines key elements and complexities of Earth remote sensing systems and GNSS, including instruments, satellite/airborne platforms, and data processing, in relation to the potential of geospatial technologies to address and mitigate various cultural and natural resource problems or study-specific sites and landscapes.