If a researcher wanted to identify and map healthy vegetation using remote sensing,she would most likely use.Data that detects what type of energy?

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Near-infrared data is commonly used in remote sensing to identify and map vegetation. Healthy vegetation reflects near-infrared energy strongly and can be distinguished by its spectral signature. Microwave, sonar, and thermal infrared data are not typically used for vegetation mapping.

If a Researcher Wanted to Identify and Map Healthy Vegetation