Subject · Environmental engineering
Physical basis of remote sensing
About this subject
Credits
7
Workload
210hours
Semester
Spring
Academic year
2025-2026
Description
This subject teaches the physical basis of remote sensing, the characteristics of electromagnetic radiation and the principles of remote sensing of the earth's surface. spectral characteristics of natural objects, remote sensing systems and sensors, acquisition and processing of satellite data, radiometric properties, as well as application of remote sensing data in environmental monitoring and natural resources management are analyzed within the subject.
Course learning outcomes
CLO 1: Explains the physical basis of remote sensing, the properties of electromagnetic radiation, and spectral ranges.
CLO 2: Analyzes the spectral properties of natural objects and their interaction with electromagnetic radiation.
CLO 3: Defines the main types, sensors and working principles of remote sensing systems.
CLO 4: It applies methods of collection, processing and interpretation of remote sensing data.
CLO 5: It uses remote sensing images in environmental monitoring and natural resource assessment.
CLO 6: It justifies the application of remote sensing data in solving environmental problems and making decisions.