CONTENT:  This course studies the fundamentals of remote sensing theory and application, including the elctromagnetic spectrum, history of remote sensing, sensing platforms, system limitations, and applications for vegetation studies, land-use change, and environmental management. Course includes a lab component (course fee). Prerequisites: GEOG 317 or the permission of the instructor.  4 hours.

 OFFERED: Spring or Fall Semester, every 2nd or 3rd year. Last offered: Spring 2003.

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