TUTORIAL PERCEPCION REMOTA:

1. Definición 
y conceptos
fundamentales

2. Naturaleza de las radiaciones 
electro-
magnéticas.

3. Interacción
de la radiación 
con la materia 
y origen de 
los espectros. 

4. Interacción 
de las radiaciones 
con los objetos 
de la superficie
terrestre 

5. Interacciones 
atmosféricas. 

6. La adquisición 
de datos y las 
plataformas
satelitales. 

7. Sensores 

8. Estructura de
las imágenes 
digitales

9. Procesamiento
de las imágenes
digitales

10. Algunas 
aplicaciones 
de la percepción 
remota

Apendice I: nociones básicas sobre sensores de radar

Apendice II: bandas 
espectrales de algunos satélites actuales. 

Apendice III: 
bibliografia sugerida

WORLD AIRPORTS                  <<Imagen anterior - Galeria - Imagen siguiente>>

OTROS ITEMS DE INTERES 

Galería de imágenes

Plataformas de observación

Aeropuertos del mundo

Imágenes satelitales y seguros

¿Qué es la resolución?

Petróleo

Forestación

Estudios de viabilidad

Mercados de futuros

Cultivo del arroz

Nuestra misión

Nuestros servicios

¿Qué es la percepción remota?

¿Qué es una imagen satelital?

Uso del GPS

Estación rastreadora

Pasturas

Monitoreo de incendios

Sequías

Recursos naturales

Cultivo del tabaco

English: We have dedicated this section of our Web site to some of the most important airports of the world. When we observed satelite images of great cities, always attract our attention (almost immediately) the presence of these structures ant its specials and diverses shapes: the airports. Due the resolution of the Landsat satellite (30 mts) allows us to observe details of great structures, we have decided to indicate in these images some points of interest like being terminals, parkings and car rentals sites.We will begin with the Los Angeles International Airport, California, located 24 kilometers distant of downtown. Seeing it in the image, we will be able to affirm that it has an airport classic design. It have eight terminals and three enormous parking buildings.
C: Car rentals - P: Parking - T1 to T8 Terminals - Tom Bradley International Terminal

English: Next we see the Airport John Fitzerald Kennedy (JFK) of New York City. It's located in the Queens's County southeastern area, distant fifteen miles from Manhattan downtown. The terminal constructed surface occupies 880 acres. Its structure approximately circular have nine great terminals and three parking garages.
C: Car rentals - P: Parking - T1 to T9 Terminals

English: Heathrow, the London International Airport are located to the west of London, in the district of Hillingdon. In 2003, Heathrow was the terminal with more passengers flights of the world. Have three enormous passengers terminals and one important charge terminal, as well numerous parking places.
C: Car Rentals - P: Short term parkings - Terminals 1,2 and 3 respectively
T4: Terminal 4 (Charge Terminal)

English: Mexico City International Airport, "Benito Juarez". With regard to flights and passengers, this is the greatest, active and congested Latin America airport. Due to the congested profile above  mentioned, at the moment is begining the construction of a second terminal. It's in addition, a key point of connections between North America, Latin America and Europe.

P = Parkings - T1 = Domestic Flights - Terminal T2 = International Flights Terminal
H = Airport Hotel - C = Car rentals

English: With the particular "star shape" of its terminals, the Miami International Airport it's a vital strategic point between the USA and Latin America. This airport terminal was created originally as the operations center of the Pan American Airways Corporation. This airport it grew in course of the decades in a proportional way to the growth of Miami and its importance as a world-wide tourist center.
From A to H, its terminals - P: Parking places - C: Car rentals

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