EAGLE students take over the BSc lecture

EAGLE students take over the BSc lecture

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January 15, 2024

Within our scientific presentation course within the EAGLE Msc our students also have to learn how deliver good scientific presentation within a large lecture room and for a larger crowd of scientists. Therefore we expose them to the large number of BSc students within their remote sensing lecture. 
The excitement and dealing with the size of the room is a valuable skill for future presentations at international Earth Observation conferences. As well as to deliver complex scientific concepts to a large heterogeneous audience plus being engaging and grasp the audience interests.
Our EAGLEs did a very good job and covered various topics e.g. disaster, flooding using radar remote sensing for mapping post earthquake conditions. 

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