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UN 4000 Remote Sensing Seminar Series

1 credit class CRN# 82289 Fall Semester 2002

Every Monday 4 pm Dow Building room 610


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Purpose of the class:

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.

The theme of this fall's class is: Transdisciplinary Environmental Hazards Research

The class grade is determined by attendance and participation. There are no exams or written assignments.

The class coordinator is Prof William Rose, Geological Engineering (307 Dow; 487-2367; raman@mtu.edu)

Schedule of Dates, Speakers and Topics (tentative!):

Sept 9 Monitoring of Popocatepetl Volcano, Mexico, 1994 to Present Dr Hugo Delgado Granados, UNAM Mexico
Sept 16 Remote Sensing of Volcanic Clouds, an overview of hazard mitigation efforts through remote sensing   Dr William I Rose, Geological Engineering and Sciences  
Sept 23 SO2 emissions to the atmosphere from active volcanoes in northern Central America, 1999-2002   Lizzette Rodriguez, Ph D Candidate, Geology  
Sept 30   Volcanoes of the Central Andes, a field and remote sensing perspective   Dr Jose Viramonte, Universidad de Salta, Argentina  
Oct 7 Remote sensing and modeling studies of 1991 Pinatubo eruption, largest of the 20th century   Song Guo, Ph D candidate, Computational Science & Engineering
Oct 14  Thermal infrared remote sensing of active volcanoes   Dr Andrew Harris, University of Hawaii  
Oct 21   Observing and Modelling the Biogeochemical Processes Along the U.S. Coasts 

Dr Tiffany A Moisan, Laboratory of Hydrospheric Processes,
NASA Wallops Flight Facility

Oct 28  Current activity at Kilauea
Volcano, Hawaii
Adam Durant, Ph D student, Geology
Nov 4  GIS development at Santiaguito/Santa Maria , Guatemala   Elly Bunzendahl, MS candidate, Environmental Engineering  
Nov 11   Volcanic Hazards of Atitlan Volcanoes, Guatemala   Janelle Byman, Ph D Candidate, Geology  
Nov 18  Computational Modeling of granular geophysical flows  Sebastien Dartevelle, Ph D Candidate in Geology  
Dec 2  Satellite Remote Sensing of Volcanic Clouds Using the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer ( MODIS ).   Dr Matthew Watson, Geological Engineering and Sciences  
Dec 9     
    

Refreshments and questions by attendees are part of each session.

Last Updated: September 9, 2002        

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