Applied course on Biodiversity, Conservation and Remote Sensing

Applied course on Biodiversity, Conservation and Remote Sensing

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October 1, 2014

portrait_thermalimage_martinwegmann_remotesensing_courseThe applied course on remote sensing for biodiversity is currently conducting field measurements and spatial data analysis in the Bavarian Forest national park. This course in embedded in the Global Change Ecology study program. 15 students are learning this year how to apply hyperspectral data lidar data and landsat data for analysing spatial biodiversity patterns… Read More

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