LiDAR block course in France

LiDAR block course in France

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Forestry | training | Uncategorized

May 3, 2016

D. Hooman Latifi from the Dept. of Remote Sensing was invited by the Dept. of Geography at the Universé d’angers for a 2-week block course on forestry applications of LiDAR data. The course was consisted of lectures and practical examples within a two-week intensive campus-based teaching started from February 1st, 2016.

The topic focused on introduction to the analysis of laser scanning data (ALS/TLS) by means of theoretical lectures and practical excercises on computer conducted by participants, followed by group-wise oral presentations on selected subjects on the applied aspects of ALS data. Altogether 7 M.Sc students, 6 PhD students, one technical assistant in cartography and two lecturers attended the course.

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