Managing land use and the Earth’s resources and facing global challenges is becoming increasingly important due to the rising world population, economic growth, environmental degradation, and climate change, among others.
The use of available, up-to-date, accurate and well-structured geoinformation is essential for applying various applications and utilizing the data to face global challenges and reach optimal solutions. Thus, planners, resource managers and application scientists now make considerable use of frequently acquired high and medium-resolution multispectral images. Multispectral images are captured from various space-borne and airborne sensors, as well as innovative platforms such as drones and 3D point clouds acquired with modern techniques such as laser scanners.
It is therefore essential to build capacity on how to extract both thematic and 3D geoformation from different sensors or scanners in automated and semi-automated processing environments which are continuously under development.
Target Participants: This course is primarily meant to train working professionals like Cartographers, Land surveyors, Town Planners, experts in Agriculture, Engineers, Environmental scientist etc
Participants will be able to:
Upon completion, the participants will be able to use remote sensing and GIS techniques in their future research work/projects.