What is Remote Sensing? The discipline of remote sensing concerns processing and analysis of any imagery obtained from satellites, drones, or other airborne sensors. Remote sensing tools and best practices can be used to investigate land use change, check agricultural crop yields, monitor wildfires, and more.
This session will introduce basic concepts used in the discipline of remote sensing such as image collection and interpretation, spectral signatures, and post-processing methods such as false color composites.
No prior experience is required.
This workshop is part of a series offered by the Clark Library’s Geospatial Data and Mapping group.
Session Details
Location:
Clark Library Instructional Space, 240 Hatcher Graduate Library
913 South University, Central Campus (view map)
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Session level: All
Sponsor(s): Clark Library
Presenter(s): Caroline Kayko