Remote Sensing Core Curriculum
Description:
The Remote Sensing Core Curriculum (RSCC), sponsored by
the International Center for Remote Sensing Education (ICRSE), NASA,
and the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
(ASPRS), is an education program developed in cooperation with
international experts and businesses to ensure an authoritative and
substantive curriculum in remote sensing. The curriculum includes a
series of lecture outlines, accompanied by self-contained laboratory
exercises developed to support the advancing technologies of remote
sensing and its integration with spatial information systems. Digital
data sets from existing and planned satellite missions will enhance
the understanding of advanced concepts. The RSCC design will ensure
full access to data sets, operating software, and lecture materials via the RSCC home page. The lecture series is organized under five
volumes:
Volume 1: Airphoto Interpretation and Photogrammetry
Volume 2: Overview of Remote Sensing of the Environment
Volume 3: Introductory Digital Image Processing;
Volume 4. Remote-Sensing Applications; and
Volume 5. K-12 Education.
URL:
http://www.umbc.edu/rscc
Organization:
International Center for Remote Sensing Education
(ICRSE)
University of Maryland Baltimore Campus
(UMBC)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
(NASA)
Contact:
Joyce Foresman, International Center for Remote
Sensing Education (ICRSE), UMBC Technology Center, 1450 S. Rolling
Road, Box 2-11, Baltimore, Maryland 21227; Phone: (410) 455-5573;
Fax: (410) 455-5575; Email: icrse@symposia.org
Education Level:
Post Secondary
Subject:
Atmosphere
Biology
Earth System Science
Ecology
Energy
Environmental Science
Geography
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Geology
Hydrology
Land Use
Light
Mapping
Physics
Remote Sensing
Water Resources
Program type:
Curriculum Development/Support
Date Added to teachearth.com:
5/1/00