BARBATI Anna
(syllabus)
What is remote sensing and what is it used for?
-Optical Image Formation Process: at-Sensor - Radiance and Reflectance
-Spectral response of main land cover classes
-Vegetation indices
Type of remotely sensed data
-Satellite, airborne and drone platforms
-Multispectral and hyperspectral sensors
Resolution
-Image data preprocessing by data providers
Geodata handling and image data pre-processing in GIS
-Field work: acquisition of reference data
-Data preprocessing: image data enhancement
-Creating a geographic database: digitizing and managing coordinate systems
Remote sensing data applications to forest resource mapping
-Introduction to digital image processing techniques
-Photointerpretation for land cover and forest type mapping
-Automated classification of satellite images
-Forest change detection
(reference books)
- Franklin SE (2001). Remote Sensing for Sustainable Forest Management. CRC Press, Taylor and Francis
- Remote Sensing and Image Interpretation (2015)- T.M. Lillesand, R.W. Kiefer, J.W. Chipman, Wiley International Edition
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