The Micro Remote Sensing course offers a comprehensive introduction to reproducible flight planning, data acquisition, pre-processing, and example-based analysis of high-resolution, low-cost image data — using both commercial and open-source software tools.
This course is intended for learners of all levels who possess a basic understanding of their operating system’s structure. While programming knowledge is not required, it may be helpful — especially for the advanced module Analysis of High-Resolution Aerial Data.
The main focus is on the practical acquisition of high-resolution aerial imagery. The course is rounded off with post-processing workflows and an introduction to classification and analysis of the generated datasets.
The course consists of a sequential (but not strictly linear) set of modules, each designed to be completed in approximately three weeks.
Each module follows this structure:
The labels provide a quick overview of the content and importance of each unit within a module:
mandatory units define the minimum course requirementsrecommended units should be considered stronglyChris Reudenbach
Geoinformatics Working Group (GISMA)
Department of Geography, University of Marburg
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