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Thank you sir

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Thank you very much for this video. Very well explained.

As a student who is failing my college remote sensing class thanks to boring and dry professor, this is extremely helpful!

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Nice tutorial any one can assist me to download soil moisture Grid data for my study area?

Nice video, but kindly try controlling or stopping your "ah, ah, ah", it's interrupting and hereby becoming annoying...

nice. Plz discuss sebal model

The presentation facilitates understanding principles of remote sensing and SRTM

Thanks for your video🙏 What index or method should we use to identify (muddy) turbid water?

Nice set of SAR videos. Could you confirm that @ 0:52 you've got the Satellite position correct. Fom RS3.7 the shadow occurs downrange, so isn't the SAR soure (satellite) in the upper right quadrant of the image, not as stated lower left?

Awesome pics ...

Nice

Hello sir, do you have a tutorial or lab manual to process the data?

Thanks for you're education.

Hello Albert, this video helped me a lot, thank you. Where can I continue learning about passive microwave rs? But at a non-engineering student level.

This is awesome!

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Thank you sir

the III photo could be sharper

You are my saviour 🙏😊 But I have a question...what is this resolution??

Sir i need some help regarding MODIS AOD Data

Thanks, really useful

Thanks for your Video! Appreciate!

good job. It is useful.

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can we Calculation of chlorophyll in River Water Using Remote Sensing Measurements..?

Many Thx! Great Job!

Thank You Prof. Albert Van Dijk for this video. :-)

This video has helped amazingly with my exam question. Thanks!

Nice series of videos !!

Very useful thank you!!

NO! NO! NO! We do *NOT* use last returns to make a Digital Terrain Model (DTM) from LiDAR. We use ground returns! If you interpolate last returns into an elevation model you get again Digital Surface Model (DSM). There is a first-return DSM and a last-return DSM but neither models the terrain because they include houses, cars, and varying amounts of vegetation. Many people seem to prefer using a first-return DSM but all of the open DSM data of the Environment Agency of England is a last-return DSM.

Great stuff!