Infrared radiation (IR)

Infrared radiation (IR)

Earth-emitted radiation over thermal wavelengths: 3-15 micrometers. Used for satellite remote sensing because it can be used to monitor weather and oceanographic conditions 24 hours a day.

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Category: Coral reefs
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infrared radiation (IR)

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Natural environment; Coral reefs

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