Earth Observation Training

Learn remote sensing and spatial data analysis


Department of Remote Sensing

Institute of Geography and Geology

University of Würzburg

Germany, Europe

GeoSens EO4IntDev 2022

Online I September 19 – 23, 2022 I Würzburg

GeoSens EO4QGIS 2022

Unfortunately, we have to cancel the Geosens EO4QGIS training “Introduction to Remote Sensing with QGIS” (October 10 – 14, 2022) due to a lack of registrations. We hope to hold the training in 2023. All people registered so far will be informed separately about the cancellation.

GeoSens EO4GEE 2023

Unfortunately, we have to cancel the Geosens EO4GEE training “Introduction to Remote Sensing with the Google Earth Engine” (February 20 – 24, 2023) due to a lack of registrations. We hope to hold the training later in the year of 2023. All people registered so far will be informed separately about the cancellation.

Why learn Earth Observation data analysis?

Freely available satellite data and smart, cloud-based geodata infrastructures enable fast and efficient integration of satellite-based Earth observation techniques in environmental monitoring projects. Proven tools and techniques for information retrieval, mapping, and monitoring exist for a wide range of environmental or urban monitoring applications. 

Global monitoring

Interdisciplinary applications

Free and open access

Monitor large areas regularly

Access ready-to-use established toolsets

Produce informative maps and valuable spatial information

What can you expect?

The participants will learn the full process of designing and implementing satellite-based monitoring approaches in the context of global change, ecological assessment and urban planning up to creating semi-automatic processing chains, e.g., using Python.

Satellite missions and sensor types

Data gateways

EO project design

Data integration and preprocessing

Classifciation techniques and value adding

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Accuracy and product quality assessment

Long-term implementation for operational monitoring

Operationalization of EO in administration

Over 15 Years Of Remote Sensing Training

GeoSens is a collective of researchers with extensive experience in the topics of remote sensing and geoanalysis. GeoSens is an intensive training course for learning spatial data, especially Earth observation data analysis.

GeoSens is a non-profit training initiative run by the Department of Remote Sensing at the University of Würzburg.

More details about the department at:

www.remote-sensing.org

https://www.geographie.uni-wuerzburg.de/en/fernerkundung/startseite/

GeoSens provides knowledge on the theory of remote sensing, as well as practical approaches to apply remote sensing science within various research frameworks. We aim to use OpenSource software as far as possible as well as OpenAccess data within our courses.

All members of GeoSens are highly experienced and committed to support and develop interdisciplinary trainings and foster collaboration in order to provide valuable remote sensing application.

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What We Do

We offer interdisciplinary and international training on remote sensing applications. Various software solutions are used as well as diverse spatial data sets. We create training on various levels of expertise and aiming at different applications.

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Our Approach

The examples provided in our trainings aim at specific applications to increase the interest and understanding of remote sensing research for a variety of scientific fields, such as ecology, conservation, agriculture or urban.

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Our Mission

Our mission is to increase the understanding of the potentials and limitations of remote sensing for various applications through applied training. In addition, our mission is to empower non-remote sensing scientists to apply Earth Observation data in a meaningful way and contribute to a better understanding of environmental patterns.

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Our Team:

Our team consists of our remote sensing scientists with diverse experiences in Earth observation. We approach the best suitable lecturer for each specific course.

More information

LOCATION

Department of Remote Sensing
Oswald-Külpe Weg 86
97074 Würzburg
(on University Würzburg, Hubland North)

Costs

GeoSens is a non-profit training initiative. Due to the courses being offered at a public research organization we are not allowed to make any profit and we also do not intend to make any. Our main goal is to increase Earth observation analysis skills.

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Expertise

GeoSens consists of researchers with extensive experience in remote sensing data analysis and international training

Contact

Department of Remote Sensing
Institute of Geography and Geology
University of Würzburg

Oswald-Külpe-Weg 86
97074 Würzburg
Germany

Call Us

+49 (0) 931 31 88493

 

EMAIL US

eo4intdev@uniwuerzburg.de