(TM) TM is an electromagnetic sensor onboard LANDSAT 4 and 5 capable of viewing seven spectral bands. See Also: LANDSAT
An imaging device carried by the later Landsat satellites which records scenes in seven wavebands, six in the visible and reflective infrared, with a resolution of 30 m, and one in the thermal infrared with a resolution of 120 m.
Remote sensor designed to create maps of different surface feature categories or "themes." TM has a spatial resolution of 98 ft and is capable of collecting data on seven different bands.
a sensor on LANDSAT 4 and 5 satellites that records information in seven spectral bands, has a spatial resolution of about 30 m x 30 m, and represents digital values in 256 levels of brightness per band
An imaging device carried by Landsats 4 and 5, which records scenes in seven wavebands, six in the visible and reflective infrared, with a resolution of 30 m, and one in the thermal infrared with a resolution of 120 m.
A multispectral scanning system with seven channels of operation.
(TM) is one of the sensor systems carried on Landsat 4 and 5 satellites. The TM acquires surface reflectance (brightness) data in 6 visible and infrared bands, at a pixel size of 30m. A simple thermal band acquires data in 60m pixels. In GLOBE, we will not be using any of the thermal data.
Remote sensing device found on Landsat satellites that scans images in seven spectral bands from visible to thermal infrared.
A seven- channel instrument on Landsat series satellites used to make maps of infrared emission and reflection from the earth. Most thematic mapper images are used to study vegetation, geology, and other surface features.