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INFORM
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Teacher Activities
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Student Activities
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Inform students that they will be split into groups to examine the concepts related to analyzing remote sensing data. Teacher Note: The aim of remote sensing image analysis in this part is to prepare students for interpreting the data. You can skip this activity if you don't have enough time to do it. Activity 1: Interpreting and analyzing remote sensing images (Optional activity). Break students into several teams and have them explore one of
the following activities and record their findings on Teacher Notice: The images in the following activities are mid or near infrared images not visible images. These images will be used to stimulate students' interest in interpreting images. Be sure that students analyze the collected visible images for the Kailua Bay coral reefs mission.
Teacher notes:
Ask each team to briefly share the results from their investigation with the rest of the class. It may be useful to have them refer during their presentations to Activity sheet: Watching over our planet from space. Debrief the "Watching Over Our Planet from Space" activities by asking each team to briefly describe the difference between mid-infrared images and visible images and why the colors in mid infrared images are not like visible images? See Activity sheet: Summary (AI-2). Teacher resources for these activities:
Activity 2: Exploring the concepts of image color combination(Optional activity). To explore why remote sensing image have the different colors, you may want to have students to examine the the following websites.
Have students choose the band they will use by Selecting color combination. |
Student activity:
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