GIS-E3050 - Advanced Remote Sensing L, 16.04.2019-28.05.2019
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Topic outline
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Course dates: April 16 - May 29, 2019
Lectures: on Tuesdays and Wednesday (10 am – 12 pm)
Credits: 5 credits (~135 hours of work in seven weeks)WEEK 1: THEORY
Course introduction, review of radiometric concepts, radiative transfer theory
Lectures on Tue & Wed
Assignment #1 (radiometric calculations, independently)WEEK 2: MODELS
Spectral modeling, physically-based models and inversion
Lecture on Tue, instructions for assignment on Wed
Assignment #2 (satellite data simulations, independently)WEEK 3: CLOUD SERVICES
Hands-on session on Google Earth Engine on Tue: bring your own laptops!CANCELLED (teacher sick)
Assignment #3 (start writing a learning log, independently)
No lecture on Wed (May 1) due to Vappu
WEEK 4: ONLINE AND REFERENCE DATA
Lecture on spectral data analysis and instructions for assignment #4 on Tue
Spectral measurements in small groups (sessions on Tue-Fri, 2 hours per group)
Assignment #4 (collecting and analyzing spectral data, in groups and independently)Hands-on session on internet resources in remote sensing on Wed: bring your own laptops!
Assignment #3 (start writing a learning log, independently)Rescheduled hands-on session on Google Earth Engine on Thursday (8-10 am): bring your own laptops!
Assignment #3 (finish writing a learning log, independently)WEEK 5: APPLICATIONS
Satellite data in climate change research: focus on global radiation budget & albedo (lecture on Tue)
Support session for assignments (voluntary, on Wed)WEEK 6: APPLICATIONS
Seminar on Tue & Wed
Assignment #5 (students’ presentations on RS applications)WEEK 7: EVALUATION
Exam (voluntary) on Tue (28 May) 12.00 - 2.00 pm
Feedback session on Wed (29 May) (10.15 - 11.15 am) -