Jul 08, 2025  
2023-24 Undergraduate Bulletin 
    
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GISC 4305 - Remote Sensing Applications

Credit(s): 3

Application of analog and digital remote sensing technologies for natural and cultural resource assessment. Specific topics include: stereoscopy, scale, map coordinates, map reading, area and distance estimation, acquiring photos, photo geometry, parallax measurements, electromagnetic spectrum, atmospheric and surface interactions, spectral signatures, film and filters, aerial photo interpretation, digital image acquisition, image resolution, image sensors, radiometric correction, geometric correction, image classification and accuracy assessment.
When Offered: Fall only. Prerequisite Course(s): GISC 2301 or GISC 2324, and GISC 3301 or GISC 3390


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