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GEOG319: Remote Sensing of the Environment using Passive Sensors

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  • minimum third-year standing

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300-level

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Focuses on physical principles underlying passive remote sensing and electromagnetic propagation in free space and matter; attenuation, absorption and scattering mechanisms; interaction of energy with the atmosphere and Earth materials such as vegetation, soil, rock, water and urban structures.