GDRR 521 - Remote Sensing Applications in DRR and Climate Change
This course describes the latest knowledge on the basic concepts and analysis used in spatial data management involving Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) for disaster applications.
Contact Hours
56 hours
1 meeting per week 4 hours per meeting
14 weeks
Course Learning Objectives
- CLO 1: Discuss the concepts and principles of remote sensing.
- CLO 2: Apply remote sensing in disaster risk reduction.
- CLO 3: Conduct remote sensing and image classification with satellite images.References
References
Call Number | Description |
EL 526.9 D879 2004 | Duggal, S. K. Surveying. Second edition. New Delhi, India : Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Company Limited, ©2004. |
EL 526.9 K171 2009 | Kavanagh, Barry F. Surveying : principles and applications. 8th ed. Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Pearson, c2009. |
ICS 526.9 G647 2007 | Gopi, Satheesh. Advanced surveying : total station, GIS and remote sensing. India : Dorling Kindersley, c2007. |
ICS 621.3678 R259 2001 | Rees, W. G. Physical principles of remote sensing. 2nd ed. United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, 2001. |
Wiley ebook | Tupin, F. Remote sensing imagery. 2014. |
Wiley ebook | Sharma, L.K., Pandey, P.C. Advances in remote sensing for natural resource monitoring. 2021 |
Wiley ebook | Kiefer, E. W., Chipman, J. and Lillesand, T. Remote sensing and image interpretation. 2015 |
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