About
The GIS for Remote Sensing course provides comprehensive training on integrating GIS with remote sensing techniques. Participants will learn to analyze and interpret satellite data, perform land use analysis, and apply these skills to environmental monitoring, agriculture, and urban planning.
Learning Objective
- Understand remote sensing principles and integrate satellite data into GIS.
- Perform land use and land cover analysis.
- Apply GIS and remote sensing techniques in real-world environmental and planning projects.
Exam Information
- Format: Multiple-choice and scenario-based questions.
- Duration: 90 minutes.
- Passing Criteria: 70% or higher.
Recertification
- Certificate is valid for three years.
- Renewal options:
- Complete an updated exam.
- Provide proof of professional development in GIS and remote sensing.
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Curriculum
- 4 Sections
- 7 Lessons
- 40 Hours
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- Introduction to Remote Sensing2
- Satellite Data Integration in GIS2
- Land Use and Land Cover Analysis2
- Environmental Monitoring Applications1
Requirements
- Professionals with basic GIS knowledge.
- Prior experience or knowledge of remote sensing is an advantage but not mandatory.
Target audiences
- Environmental Scientists and Urban Planners.
- Agriculture Specialists and Natural Resource Managers.
- Geospatial Analysts and GIS Professionals.