The course “Sampling for remote sensing, application to costal ecosystems” by Aurelie Davranche, University of Angers, took place this October in Wuerzburg at our Department of Remote Sensing. Monitoring coastal ecosystems for management decision support requires efficient tools but simple to use for managers who can be often not familiar with image analysis. In this… Read More
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