ATMO 611
Satellite Data Applications



Principles and practices of satellite remote sensing as used in the atmospheric sciences, specifically clouds, aerosols, precipitation, ocean and land cover datasets from various satellites.

Dr. Jennifer D. Small Griswold

COURSE DESCRIPTION


After completing this course you will understand the principles and practices of satellite remote sensing as used in the atmospheric sciences, specifically clouds, aerosols, precipitation, ocean and land cover datasets. Students will develop skills to enable them to select suitable data sources related to their research and thesis interests. These skills include data manipulation, analysis, and visualization using Matlab. During this course they will have the opportunity to work on a research related literature review and group-based projects to increase their ability to utilize satellite data sets in their research/thesis work. You will need to spend time working on lab assignments and a course project using Matlab (or the programming language of your choice, see Dr. Griswold if using something other than Matlab). Use office hours for assistance and guidance.

OFFICE: HIG 341
PHONE: 808-956-3636
EMAIL: smalljen@hawaii.edu
OFFICE HOURS: Tues-Thur 10:30-11:30 or by Appointment

Syllabus

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Lectures & Readings

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Labs & Final Project

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