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Quantum Mechanics in Remote Sensing: Theoretical Perspectives

Maged Marghany

Published Sep 11, 2024• 0 citations
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Abstract

This chapter delivers a novel explanation quantized theory behind remote sensing. In this perspective, the quantized of Maxwell's Equations are addressed. This chapter also addressed a new definition of remote sensing. Needless to say, remote sensing is the quantum information amassed from any object on the ground or space owing to the reflection or backscattering of photons, which is a function of the quantum mechanical properties of every object's atoms. In this understanding, different object atoms would interact with photons, i.e., absorption and emission as a function of their different wavelengths and frequencies under circumstances of the uncertain principle of Heisbenger. This new definition of remote sensing delivers a new era of quantum image processing to obtain accurate information about the universe. The uncertainty of conventional remote sensing image processing could be issued owing to conventional computing techniques which are based on the classical computer system i.e. bit. It is also understanding quantum remote sensing technology based on Marghany's [ 33 ] definition, many mysteries in atmospheric turbulence can be tackled. In this regard, the next chapter will deliver answers to the mysteries of the High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) impacts on the ionospheric layer.

DOI
10.1201/9781003322276-3

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