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Introduction to Remote Sensing. C ontents. What’s GIS. Limitation of Classical Map. Usefulness of GIS. Geographical Data. Improvement of GIS in Korea. GIS in our lives. GIS and Remote Sensing. Remote Sensing and Globalization. Remote Sensing and Global Warming. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Introduction to  Remote Sensing

Introduction to Remote Sensing

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Con-tentsWhat’s GIS

Limitation of Classical Map

Usefulness of GIS

Geographical Data

Improvement of GIS in Korea

GIS in our lives

GIS and Remote Sensing

Remote Sensing and Globalization

Remote Sensing and Global Warming

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Information is getting more Important

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What’s GIS

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What’s GIS

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Obtaining valuable information

Analyzing the output or result to use information easier and useful

Running hardware or software

Saving/Updating on the computer

Printing out the result

What’s GIS

What are needed for GIS?

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What’s GIS

Informa-tion

(Database)

Hard-ware and Software

Work Process

People

GIS

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Problems of Classical Paper Map

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WHAT’S NEW HERE?

KNU GLOBAL PLAZA

Problems of Classical Paper Map

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Keeping Paper map is unfavorable

Location and Attribute Information can’t be seen to-gether

It may produce millions of duplicated information

Not useful for Spatial Decision Making

It takes significant time and money to keep it up-dated

It is very hard to share the information among orga-nizations

Hard to Analyze from Overlapped Data

Problems of Classical Paper Map

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Character of Digital Map and Usefulness of GIS

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Point

Line

Polygon

ManholeEdgeLabel

Road, Street, BlvdRiver, Stream

Gas PipeTransmission Line

FarmlandHousing

Industrial AreaLake

Character of Digital Map and Usefulness of GIS

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Character of Digital Map and Usefulness of GIS

RealObjects

GISData Model

< Real World >

< Point, Line, Poly-gon >

Abstraction추상화

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Population

Classification Area

Accessibility to Road

Price of Land

Character of Digital Map and Usefulness of GIS

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Geographic Information and Non-Geographic Information

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Geographic Information and Non-Geographic Information

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Geographical or Non-Geographical Data

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Geographical or Non-Geographical Data

Is this subway “MAP” the Ge-ographical Data?

Location Data is needed (even Coordinate is not in-cluded)Attribute Data must linked with and based on Loca-tion

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DAEGU CONTRIBUTED TO IMPROVEMENT OFGEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM IN KOREA

WHY?

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KNU has hundreds of Geographical Experts

Students from KNU Geography are too smart

KNU just got highly trained foreign students

Tragic Events

Contribution of DAEGU to GIS, WHY?

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Gas leakage and explosion at subway construction site in Sangin-dong, Daegu, on 28th April 1995

Disaster in 1995

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Explosion Site

Dept. Store Con-struction Site

Gas Pipe Broken Site

Disaster in 1995

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GIS became spotlighted as a means by which one can accurately identify and effectively manage underground facili-ties, following the tragic event; an ex-

plosion at a Daegu subway construction site which occurred in 1995.

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How familiar are we with GIS?

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How familiar are we with GIS?

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How familiar are we with GIS?

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Think about the easiest and fastest way to make Geo-graphical Data on our own

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How familiar are we with GIS?

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Components of GIS

Informa-tion

(Database)

Hard-ware and Software

Work Process

People

GIS

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Map is basic element for GIS as a Database

So, Remote Sensing is on the start line of GIS

Remote Sensing is one of the easiest way to make a map

Producing exact data is very important

Importance of Remote Sensing for GIS

The finished garment is dictated by the way the cloth is first cut

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Importance of Remote Sensing for GIS

Can you measure how large the law school is?

By using Remote Sensing, It’s possible

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Observing large Scale of Area at the same time

Monitoring usage of land is needed

Saving Time and money

Chasing Change of Land usage continu-ously

Updating Information easily

Usefulness of Remote Sensing for making Database

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Observing large Scale of Area at the same time

Monitoring usage of land is needed

Saving Time and money

Chasing Change of Land usage continu-ously

Updating Information easily

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Globaliza-tion 1.

0

2.0

3.0

I proved the world is Round

I can let hu-man beings move more

Faster

I made the world con-nected to-

gether

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Globalization 3.0

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The biggest Crisis of the world ; Global Warming

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The biggest Crisis of the world ; Global Warming

It’s no more any others busi-ness

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Remote Sensing and Global Warming

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탄소배출권거래제도Emission Trading

Scheme

UN provide Economical Sup-port to Reduce Carbon Diox-

ide

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GCFRemote Sensing and Global Warming

Green Climate Fund

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Remote Sensing and Global Warming

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Remote Sensing and Global Warming

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New Business Platform is being created

Third party can join the competition

There’s nowhere which is NOT a market

Aggressive Activity is more needed

Character of Globalization 3.0

Emission Trading Scheme( 탄소배출권 거래제도 )

Even We can take part in the competition

We can do the project anywhere in the world

Take an action Now