GEO 324: Remote Sensing of the Environment

GEO 424: Advanced Remote Sensing
From the registrar: "Features and interpretation methods of remotely-sensed imagery, especially black-and-white and color infrared airphotos. Basic features of radar, thermal, and multispectral imagery. Interpretation for agriculture, archaeology, fisheries, forestry, geography, landscape architecture, planning, and wildlife management."
​Taught every fall.
From the registrar: "Interaction of solar radiation with the atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere. Introductory digital image processing. Earth-resources satellite sensors, data products, and applications. Radar and thermal remote sensing."
Taught every spring

GEO401: Global Plant Geography

From the registrar: "Patterns of global plant distributions. Plant-atmosphere interactions, ecological processes, biogeographical patterns, and predictive models of plant distributions." Incoming students will be required to have some background in ecology.
taught fall 2015

GEO837: Remote Sensing of the Biosphere

From the registrar: "Remote sensing for environmental and global change research. Advanced image interpretation and applications with emphasis on independent research projects"
taught even falls **moving to odd springs!**

ISS 310: People and Environment

​From the registrar: "Contemporary issues related to the interaction of socio-cultural and ecological systems. Global, regional, national and local environmental problems and responses."
taught spring 2017 & 2019