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| Fall Term 2026 Environmental Remote Sensing and GIS Applications - 5046 - GEOS 220 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: GEOS 110, 125, or 150 Catalog Description : Fundamentals of electromagnetic radiation and the interaction of radiation with matter are introduced as the basis of remote sensing. Interpretation and manipulation of remotely sensed images are used to demonstrate the wealth of information remote sensing provides. Applications and case studies from geology, environmental science, ecology, agronomy, and urban planning will be explored. High school physics recommended. Lecture and laboratory. PREREQUISITES: GEOS 110, 125, or 150 Attributes: Cross-Listed Course, GER NS Lab Course, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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