Weather Maps and Satellite Imagery (Leaving Cert Geography): Flashcards

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Satellite Imagery
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View satellite imagery provides

Wide-scale and real-time view

Visible imagery best used when

During daylight

What infrared imagery detects

Heat radiated from Earth's surface & clouds

When infrared imagery works

Day and night

What water vapor imagery highlights

Moisture levels in the atmosphere

What high-resolution images show

Detailed features like cities and forests

What low-resolution images show

Broad patterns like weather systems and ocean currents

Weather systems identified in satellite imagery

Hurricanes, cold fronts, cyclones

Environmental monitoring examples

Deforestation, desertification, glacial retreat

White/gray areas in satellite imagery mean

Clouds or snow

Blue areas in satellite imagery mean

Water bodies (oceans, rivers, lakes)

Green areas in satellite imagery mean

Vegetation

Spirals in satellite imagery indicate

Cyclones

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