Remote Sensing block courses – winter 2018

Remote Sensing block courses – winter 2018

March 2, 2018

In the past few weeks various block courses by colleagues from DLR and the Department of Remote Sensing have taken place. Divers topics how remote sensing can be used, which methods have to be applied and how to put it into practice were covered by our colleagues Hannes Taubenböck, Martin Bachmann and Andreas Dietz. Another block course will focus on python programming for spatial data analysis and later in April object oriented classifications and advanced spatial analysis for geoscientists will be offered as block course before the actual summer term starts again with the regular courses.

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