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[DOD] Geospatial Science in the Arctic Domain
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[DOD] Geospatial Science in the Arctic Domain

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This course focuses on a range of remote sensing, geospatial data, and geospatial science applications in the Arctic and Antarctic domain and polar regions. Based on a brief introduction of fundamental remote sensing principles in Arctic research, this course will discuss general change detection applications, will introduce methods for the monitoring of snow and water; and teach remote sensing methods for wildfire analysis. In the final module, the course will discuss increasing landslide hazards in the Arctic and reveal how shallow and deep-seated landslides can be mapped using optical and radar remote sensing and satellite imagery. All these applications are actors of change in the Arctic and impact geospatial intelligence applications such as the assessment of Arctic domain trafficability.

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What you'll learn

  • understand fundamental remote sensing principles
  • apply change detection methods
  • monitor snow and water resources
  • analyze wildfires using remote sensing
  • map landslide hazards in polar regions

Course objectives

  • examine the applications of geospatial science in the Arctic and Antarctic
  • develop skills in remote sensing methods
  • evaluate the impact of climate change on polar regions
Climate Science #remote sensing #change detection #geospatial data #arctic research #wildfire analysis #landslide mapping #snow monitoring #water monitoring #optical sensing #radar sensing
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