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Quiz-2-OL-Image Processing And Computer Vision-47520

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Infrared (IR) thermal imaging, also often called _________ for short

a)

thermography

b)

photography

c)

i don't know

d)

None of them

2.

Thermography nowadays is applied in _________ as well as in a variety of different fields in industry

a)

a) research

b)

b) development

c)

c) both a & b

d)

d) None of them

3.

Thermography is applied in a variety of different fields in industry, such as _______________ and many more areas.

a)

nondestructive testing

b)

condition monitoring, and predictive maintenance,

c)

reducing energy costs of processes and buildings

d)

All of them

4.

buying a camera and recording IR images may shift the problem from ___________ anything at all to the problem of understanding the IR technology being used and all aspects of IR image interpretation

a)

knowing

b)

not knowing

c)

i don't know

d)

None of them

5.

visible light (VIS), ultraviolet (UV) radiation, IR radiation, and so on can be described as waves – to be more specific, as ___________ waves

a)

PM

b)

EM

c)

AM

d)

None of them

6.

Above picture shows _____________.

a)

Microscopic wire grids can not act as polarizers for IR radiation. The transmitted electric field oscillates perpendicular to the direction of the wires

b)

Microscopic wire grids can act as polarizers for IR radiation. The transmitted electric field oscillates perpendicular to the direction of the wires

c)

Microscopic wire grids can act as polarizers for IR radiation. The transmitted electric field oscillates parallel to the direction of the wires

d)

None of Them

7.

Figure shows _____________.

a)

The visible spectral range (VIS) covers only a tiny part with wavelengths from 0.38 to 0.78 μm, followed at longer wavelengths by the infrared (IR) from 0.78 μm to 1 mm.

b)

The visible spectral range (VIS) covers only a big part with wavelengths from 0.38 to 0.78 μm, followed at longer wavelengths by the infrared (IR) from 0.78 μm to 1 mm.

c)

The visible spectral range (VIS) covers only a big part with wavelengths from 0.38 to 0.78 μm, followed at smaller wavelengths by the infrared (IR) from 0.78 μm to 1 mm.

d)

None of them

8.

Figure shows _____________.

a)

Infrared (IR) and adjacent spectral regions and expanded view of so-called thermal IR. This is the region where SW imaging systems for short-wave (SW), mid-wave (MW), and long- wave (LW) cameras exist. Special systems have extended ranges.

b)

Infrared (IR) and adjacent spectral regions and expanded view of so-called thermal IR. This is the region where IR imaging systems for short-wave (SW), mid-wave (MW), and long- wave (LW) cameras exist. Special systems have extended ranges.

c)

Infrared (IR) and adjacent spectral regions and expanded view of so-called thermal IR. This is the region where MW imaging systems for short-wave (SW), mid-wave (MW), and long- wave (LW) cameras exist. Special systems have extended ranges.

d)

None of them

9.

Figure shows _____________.

a)

10 Generating a spectrum from a collimated narrow beam of WM radiation using a nonabsorbing prism

b)

10 Generating a spectrum from a collimated narrow beam of SM radiation using a nonabsorbing prism

c)

10 Generating a spectrum from a collimated narrow beam of EM radiation using a nonabsorbing prism

d)

None of them

10.

fiqure a,b cube, filled with hot water and viewed at an angle of 45° with re- spect to the side faces.(c) Visible image of such a cube.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

i don't know

d)

None of them