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A Seminar Series in GIS, Remote Sensing and GeoInformatics
Organised by the Edinburgh Earth Observatory in conjunction with the AGI-Scotland
19th February 2010, 4pm
Prof. Richard Lucas
Aberystwyth University
Title: Advances in active remote sensing of regional ecosystems in Queensland, Australia
Richard Lucas is professor in the Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Aberystwyth University. His current research focuses on the use of remote sensing data (e.g., SAR, hyperspectral and lidar) for mapping and quantifying changes in the species/community composition, biomass and structure of tropical and subtropical forests and woodlands (including mangroves) in relation to anthropogenic land use and climate change.
You can review previous seminars by choosing "Past Speakers" on the menu to the left
If you wish to receive email reminders of the EEO-AGI(S) Seminars, please email us and we can add you to the list.
Organised by the Edinburgh Earth Observatory in conjunction with the AGI-Scotland
19th February 2010, 4pm
Prof. Richard Lucas
Aberystwyth University
Title: Advances in active remote sensing of regional ecosystems in Queensland, Australia
Richard Lucas is professor in the Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Aberystwyth University. His current research focuses on the use of remote sensing data (e.g., SAR, hyperspectral and lidar) for mapping and quantifying changes in the species/community composition, biomass and structure of tropical and subtropical forests and woodlands (including mangroves) in relation to anthropogenic land use and climate change.
You can review previous seminars by choosing "Past Speakers" on the menu to the left
If you wish to receive email reminders of the EEO-AGI(S) Seminars, please email us and we can add you to the list.
19th February 2010, 4pm
Prof. Richard Lucas
Aberystwyth University
Title: Advances in active remote sensing of regional ecosystems in Queensland, Australia
Richard Lucas is professor in the Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, Aberystwyth University. His current research focuses on the use of remote sensing data (e.g., SAR, hyperspectral and lidar) for mapping and quantifying changes in the species/community composition, biomass and structure of tropical and subtropical forests and woodlands (including mangroves) in relation to anthropogenic land use and climate change.
You can review previous seminars by choosing "Past Speakers" on the menu to the left
If you wish to receive email reminders of the EEO-AGI(S) Seminars, please email us and we can add you to the list.
If you wish to receive email reminders of the EEO-AGI(S) Seminars, please email us and we can add you to the list.
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This seminar qualifies for 1.5 points under the AGI Professional Development scheme. |