Based on this figure, how would we expect panchromatic (PAN) images of a scene to differ between the two satellites? A. Landsat-8 PAN images would reveal structure in shallow waters not visible in -7. B. Landsat-7 PAN images would appear more blurry than Landsat-8. C. Asphalt roads would appear bright in Landsat-8 PAN images, but dark in -7. D. Most vegetation would appear bright in Landsat-7 PAN images, but dark in -8. 1001Atmospheric Transmission (%)400Newcapability2 31 2 31 282* 3*444*900Matches MODIS sensor bands onTerra and Aqua satellitesLandsat 8/9Landsat 7Landsat 4/5MSS Landsat 1-31400VisibleNIRSWIR*MSS bands 1-4 were known as bands 4-7, respectively, on Landsats 1-319007Wavelength (nm)OLI/OLI-22400TIRS/TIRS-2ETM+TM1000010AllSplit LWIR intotwo bands11000LWIR111200013000

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Based on this figure, how would we expect panchromatic (PAN) images of a scene to differ between the two satellites? A. Landsat-8 PAN images would reveal structure in shallow waters not visible in -7. B. Landsat-7 PAN images would appear more blurry than Landsat-8. C. Asphalt roads would appear bright in Landsat-8 PAN images, but dark in -7. D. Most vegetation would appear bright in Landsat-7 PAN images, but dark in -8.