In this class you will learn how to apply advanced image analysis tools and techniques to display, process, and analyze remote sensing data. You will learn how to leverage object-based image analysis methods, automated feature extraction techniques, assess accuracy, and process imagery from a variety of common sources in support of a broad range of real-world application contexts.
Students who take Remote Sensing Image Analysis and Applications will use:
Image processing, LiDAR processing, automated feature extraction, accuracy assessment, workflows, object-based image analysis, machine learning, ArcGIS, eCognition
What’s the best way to determine if this class is for you? Check out the syllabus! This page shows all materials, how you’ll be graded, and lists assignments and a timeline for the class.
This class is part of Penn State's award winning Online Geospatial Education portfolio of programs, which includes the Master of GIS degree and certificates in GIS, GEOINT, and Remote Sensing. All of these programs are taught online and designed around the needs of working professionals.
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"GEOG 883 was an essential step in my growth as a practitioner in the field of Conservation GIS/RS. The course gave me a sound foundation in OBIA, which produces more accurate results in classifying medium- to high-resolution imagery than traditional pixel-based methods. I'm using it every day to create land use/land coverproducts for use in mapping, analysis and modeling."
- Natasha Gregory-Michelman
This course is part of Penn State’s Online Geospatial Education portfolio of programs. For more information on our award-winning courses, certificates, and degree options, click below.