Open to all juniors, seniors
and grad students!
UN 4000
Remote Sensing
1
credit class CRN# 81944 Regular
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Purpose of the class:
Theme of this semester: Remote Sensing of the Universe This
fall`s seminar will include remote sensing and environmental
sciences lectures but will focus in particular on issues related
to other planetary bodies and astronomy. You are invited to
suggest speakers--contact Bill Rose (raman@mtu.edu).
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30 August |
4pm |
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From Here to Earth's Mantle: A Geological Field Trip to Newfoundland and Labrador |
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6 Sept |
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Labor Day Holiday |
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13 Sept |
4pm |
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Through the "eyes" of the thermal infrared: Observations and results from the surfaces of Mars and Earth |
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20 Sept |
4pm |
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Environment and Biota: The Earth 55 Million Years Ago |
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27 Sept |
4pm |
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News from the Red Planet: The Always increasing complexity of Mars |
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4 Oct |
4pm |
U113 |
Chemical and thermal effects of degassing on the physical properties of magmas |
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11 Oct |
4pm |
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Safari to Kenya: Soda Lakes, Hot Springs and Extremophile Bacteria |
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18 Oct |
4pm |
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Contemporaneous mass extinctions, continental flood basalts, and `impact signals' : are mantle plume-induced lithospheric gas explosions the causal link? |
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25 Oct |
4pm |
U113 |
Summer Internship at USGS Cascade Volcano Observatory |
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1 Nov |
4pm |
U113 |
AMANDA/ ICE CUBE |
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8 Nov |
4pm |
U113 |
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15 Nov |
4pm |
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29 Nov |
4pm |
U113 |
Pierre Auger Cosmic Ray Observatory |
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6 Dec |
4pm |
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Dating of Cave Deposits and reconstruction of Karst Topography of the Moravian Karst (Czech Republic) and the Nitze Tatry Mts (Slovakia) |
Jaroslav Kadlec, Institute of Geology, Czech Academy of Science, Czech Republic |
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This
is a class built around an interdisciplinary seminar series on
Remote Sensing topics. It is meant to give an introduction to this
rapidly developing research field for our students. It is meant
for students in the Minor program in Remote Sensing, which can be
taken by majors in at least 9 departments. It is also of possible
interest to graduate and undergraduate students interested in
remote sensing and related topics.