Satellite-Based Remote Sensing Techniques For Atmospheric Analysis

This exam focuses on satellite-based remote sensing techniques used to observe atmospheric phenomena. Emphasis will be placed on the principles underlying remote sensing technologies, including sensor types, data collection methodologies, and data interpretation.

The understanding of these techniques is essential for advancements in meteorological research and application. Their utilization facilitates improved forecasting capabilities and enhances our comprehension of climate dynamics, ultimately influencing policy and decision-making processes.

The exam will assess the candidate's ability to verbally articulate the theoretical concepts involved in remote sensing, including operational mechanics, limitations, and the implicit uncertainties associated with satellite observations.

Students should be prepared to discuss real-world implications of remote sensing in weather forecasting and climate study, highlighting the significance of data accuracy and retrieval methods.