I am back at it again in GIS at UWF this fall with an 8 week course in Remote Sensing and Photo Interpretation. I am excited but also anxious to get back into the swing of things considering I have had 5 months to forget a lot.
Anyway, in this week's lab (week 1) I looked at an image and then distinguished as well as labeled tone from very light to very dark, and distinguished as well as labeled texture on a scale from very fine to very coarse. This was done by using the definition of the terms and creating polygons to illustrate the areas by their term. Then, identified objects by shape and size, shadow, pattern and association on a greyscale areal image; this was done through definitions of each criteria and plotting points with labels to illustrate which criteria it falls under as well as what it is. Finally, the last objective was to see the difference between true color and false color images; this was done by identifying 5 features in true color then looking at the same feature in false color. There was no deliverable for this part.
Thank you for reading and see you next week,
~Jo Snow.
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