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ماهى تطبيقات الاستشعار عن بعد ؟ تعرف علي المزيد 台灣

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INTRODUCTION The course will introduce to both remote sensing and GIS principals, satellite platforms, and different techniques, then review environmental mapping, monitoring and management techniques and relate these to remote sensing platforms, practices, sensors and techniques. The principles and practice of environmental mapping, environmental surveys and the preparation of environmental impact statements are reviewed and the role of geospatial technology is examined. Remote sensing and geographic information systems (GIS) used together to analyze data are demonstrated as powerful tools in environmental research. Mapping, monitoring and modeling environmental systems using remote sensing and GIS technologies to provide the essential geographic component of these activities forms the major focus of the laboratory activity, you will learn how to: • Have a background over the geological and geomorphological studies. • Knowing the most recent satellite systems and sensors. • An introduction and definition of remote sensing • Learn the image processing techniques. • Identifying satellites data storage types and format, in addition to different sensors resolutions. • Have practical skills for satellite image processing (ERDAS IMAGINE software). • Have a background over the theory of GIS. • An introduction and basics of GIS. • Fundamentals of CAD skills needed to digitizing process. • GIS concepts and functions. • Have practical skills for GIS analysis (ARC GIS Software). • Extend those skills into the domain of environmental issues. • Some projects will applied as a practical training. • Encourage participants to bring their own case study to work with it as a training project. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? • Those graduated students who plan to work in the field of remote sensing and GIS. • Those who work in the fields of: environmental sciences, surveying, geology, meteorology, agriculture, oceanography, urban planning, management, suitability analysis, and coastal zones management. • Decision makers, who need to learn about the recent tools of suitability analysis techniques, and wish to progress to management level. • ERDAS, ARC INFO, ARCGIS, or ARCVIEW users. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES Participants attending the program will: • Have a knowledge about remote sensing principles, satellites, and sensors. • Have knowledge about GIS basics and principles. • Have a complete background about modern image processing techniques. • Have formed a considered view on the significance of using remote sensing techniques for different environmental applications. • Have an idea about the linkage between RS and GIS. • Be aware of the main steps of achieving a scientific project through the two practical application projects. • Have considered the competitive advantage that might be brought through giving attention to most recent satellites and merging techniques of those different satellites images. • Have formed a considered view on the significance of using GIS functions and techniques for different environmental applications. • Could draw and upgrade maps from different sources. TRAINING METHODOLOGY Participants will learn by active participation during the program through lectures, and the use of exercises, computer training and discussions. The program will concentrate on the skills required to those who want to use GIS as a tool for different applications or to use a modern technique for creating different types of maps. The program is hinged around a real two case study projects to provide a testing environment that develops very investigative and problem solving skills. All participants will return to their institutions, and organizations with a new skills and knowledge to implement their learning from the program into their projects, researches, and daily routine at work.

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