<span>Infrared images are basically temperature maps of the land, water, and cloud-top surfaces "seen" by the satellite sensor. Very cold surfaces, such as high cloud tops emitting little infrared radiation, appear bright white . Surfaces with intermediate temperatures appear in gray shadings.
</span><span>The simple rule for Infrared (IR) images is: Warm temperatures appear in dark shades. Cold temperatures appear in light shades.</span>
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<span>C) the presence of unique species in remote locations, such as Australia and New Zealand.</span>
Looking at a globe or an adjusted flat map
