Physical Principles of Remote Sensing# Solar Radiation Interaction With The Atmosphere and The Surface of The Earth. Volumetric Reflectance and Radiance. Bidirectional Reflectance Distribution Function (brdf). Spectral Measurements With Field Spectrometer. Image's Radiometric Calibration. Multi-spectral Classification. Scattering Diagrams and Covariance Matrix. Maximum Likelihood And Supervised/unsupervised Classification Techniques. Clustering. Sensing Systems# Satellite Orbits, Scanning Systems. Hyper-spectral Imaging. Spectral, Radiometric and Spatial Resolutions. Geometric Corrections.

Faculty: Civil and Environmental Engineering
|Undergraduate Studies
Pre-required courses

14877 - Cartography and Introduction to Gis

Course with no extra credit

14890 - Int.to Spectroscopy and Remote Sensing

Semestrial Information

Weekly Hours

3 Academic Credit • 2 Lecture Hours • 2 Discussion Hours

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Weekly Hours

3 Academic Credit • 2 Lecture Hours • 2 Discussion Hours

No Registration Groups
Weekly Hours

3 Academic Credit • 2 Lecture Hours • 2 Discussion Hours

No Registration Groups