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false-colour imagery

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false-colour imagery

Graphic technique that displays images in false (not true-to-life) colours so as to enhance certain features. It is widely used in displaying electronic images taken by spacecraft; for example, Earth-survey satellites such as Landsat. Any colours can be selected by a computer processing the received data.


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Tsodilo recently acquired high resolution satellite radar and false-colour imagery to obtain evidence for the location and distribution of pre-Kalahari-aged alluvial channels.
 
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