Advanced Remote Sensing Advanced Remote Sensing is designed to provide students with a fundamental and working knowledge of biophysical quantitative remote sensing. Both the theoretical basis and practical aspects of this approach to remote sensing are addressed, including sections on energy-matter interactions, radiation measurements and sensors, and digital image processing and analysis. Lectures and reading assignments are supplemented by problems and exercises providing hands-on experience in working with digital remote sensing data, models and image processing. Instructor, Marvin Bauer. An introduction to GIS focusing on natural resources.
Laboratory exercises complement theory covered in lecture.
Instructor, Paul Bolstad. Topics identified by non-university partners. Instructor, Paul Bolstad. Field Applications Field applications of remote sensing, sampling and measurement methods to inventory, mapping and monitoring forest and other natural resources. Offered at Cloquet Forestry Center.