Q1. Consider the following statements about satellite imagery: 1. Visible satellite imagery can only be viewed during the day because it depends on reflected sunlight. 2. Infrared satellite imagery can show clouds during both day and night. 3. Water-vapor imagery directly measures surface wind speed over oceans. Which of the statements given above are correct?
Explanation
Statement 1 is correct: visible imagery depends on reflected sunlight, so it is daytime imagery. Statement 2 is correct: infrared imagery identifies clouds from emitted heat and works by day and night. Statement 3 is incorrect: water-vapor imagery indicates upper-atmospheric moisture; ocean surface wind vectors are a scatterometer-type product.
