Remote Sensing
Division:Division C – High SchoolNC Essential Standards Alignment:NoneEvent Rules:See the National Rules manualEvent Score Sheet:NoneNational Event Page:HereRequired Materials:NoneClarifications:None
Description:
This event is typically a sit down test, where all maps, pictures, graphs etc. have been copied for each team. Remote Sensing uses cameras, radar, satellite imagery, etc to capture the spectral and spatial relationships of objects observed from a distance. From this information, teams will be given 3 tasks, to analyze and interpret causes, consequences, and perform data analysis related to the topic. Teams should be familiar with terms, concepts, and principles of satellite imagery. The topic for the 2018 tournament is climate change processes.
Materials:
Teams must bring a writing instrument. Each team may bring four 8.5”x11” two-sided sheet of paper containing whatever information they choose. Each participant may also bring up to 1 non-programmable, non-graphing calculator, a metric ruler, and a protractor.
Scoring:
High score wins. Points are earned for every correct answer. Predetermined questions will be used to break ties.
Common Mistakes:
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Recommendations:
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Event Resources:
2018 Remote Sensing Regional Test
2018 Remote Sensing State Test
2017 Coaches Clinic Presentation #1
2017 Coaches Clinic Presentation #2
Satellite Sensor Basics Study Guide
Remote Sensing Basics Study Guide
Citizen Science Project: Cosmoquest’s Image Detective
CosmoQuest’s Image Detective, a NASA-funded citizen science project, invites the public to identify Earth features in photographs taken by astronauts aboard the International Space Station. Citizen scientists are asked to help identify geographic features (natural or human-made) in astronaut photographs and then determine the location on Earth where the photo is centered.Tweets by ncso_rs
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