Jun 16 2009, 11:55 PM
QUOTE(Kampung2005 @ Jun 16 2009, 05:35 PM)
Ah, space technology do improve basic human livelihood, which is agriculture...
For example, the remote sensing satelite....its uses are :
- Crop acreage and yield estimation
- Drought warning and assessment
- Flood control and damage assessment
- Land use/land cover information
- Agro-climatic planning
- Wasteland management
- Water resources management
- Under-ground water exploration
- Prediction of snow-melt run-off
- Management of water- sheds and command areas,
- Fisheries developments
- Mineral prospecting forest resources survey
Just like our Tiungsat
These reasons are enough for the purpose of enriching Space Technology. And from my example :For example, the remote sensing satelite....its uses are :
- Crop acreage and yield estimation
- Drought warning and assessment
- Flood control and damage assessment
- Land use/land cover information
- Agro-climatic planning
- Wasteland management
- Water resources management
- Under-ground water exploration
- Prediction of snow-melt run-off
- Management of water- sheds and command areas,
- Fisheries developments
- Mineral prospecting forest resources survey
Just like our Tiungsat
-Scouting of enemy activity
-Getting the map of the area before mounting an attack
-Aerial Surveillance
-To direct missiles to strike with accuracy
-Guidance to our troops
-Telecommunication between troops and commanders
-Sending information quickly to the commander
-Managing troops ,e.g. knowing where ur soldiers are
-Hacking into enemies' intelligence
Just like US spy-satellite spying over Iraq.
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