RGBosat
RGBosat is a term that refers to the combined use of Red, Green, Blue, and potentially other spectral bands (such as Near-Infrared, Shortwave Infrared, etc.) from satellite imagery for environmental monitoring and analysis. This multispectral approach allows for the detection and differentiation of various features on the Earth's surface that may not be apparent in single-band imagery. By combining different spectral responses, scientists and researchers can create composite images that highlight specific characteristics of vegetation, soil, water, and other land cover types.
The specific combination of spectral bands used in RGBosat can vary depending on the application. For instance,