Remote Sensing Basic with Application to Water Resources, Agriculture, Disaster Managment and Air Quality Monitoring....

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Remote Sensing Basic with Application to Water Resources, Agriculture, Disaster Managment and Air Quality Monitoring....

 

Remote Sensing Basics with Application to Water Resources, Agriculture, Disaster Managment and Air Quality Monitoring....

It is estimated that in the next several years about 80000 jobs will be offered in Remote Sensing area just in Europe


This course is product of long time teaching Remote Sensing to engineers all around the world, mostly 1 on 1. Through that time a significant amount of quality material was prepared in such way that can serve as good starting point for all geologist, hydrogeologists, environmental engineers and others to dive into this fascinating discipline that is evolving every day more and more.

Carefully chosen and prepared video material is ordered in logical way enabling cost effective learning. Recommendation of different papers, books and pdf are also given.

If you consider this course not good for you you can always request your money back, I have 30 days money back guaranty.

And of course, you can ask as many questions as you want on the Forum of this course.

 

 

Here is the content of this course:

Module 1

Module 2

The rest of modules and its content you can see in Course Curriculum below and I am always available for email questions on support@advancedgwt.com

Class Curriculum

Module 1 - Intro to Remote Sensing (electromagnetic waves, spatial, spectral, radiometric and temporal resolution...)
 

 

Module 2 - Understanding of main satellites (Landsat, Sentinel, ASTER) - images available for free

 

Module 3 - Downloading free images from satellites - Landsat, Sentinel, ASTER

 

Module 4 - Practical work with satellite images (Landsat, ASTER, Sentinel 2 and others)

 

Module 5 - NDVI, one of the most useful indices derived from satellites used in Agriculture, Ecology, Hydrogeology ....

 

Module 6 - Thermal Infrared Remote Sensing

 

Module 7 - Application of Remote Sensing to Air Quality Monitoring and Health Aspects - live sesion

 

Module 8 - Application of Remote Sensing in Geology - live sesion
 
Module 10 - Special Topics

Your Instructor


Dragan Kaludjerovic, PhD

 Dragan Kaludjerovic, PhD

 Hello, my name is Dragan, I am founder of Environmental   Modeling Solutions and an engineer of hydrogeology and   environmental protection - great fan of both professions.   Besides teaching and training engineers all over the world, I like   constantly to learn something new.

 I am currently on the online specialization at the prestigious The Johns   Hopkins University. During my doctoral studies, ten years ago,   my mentors told me that I have "superpowers" to simplify and   explain complicated engineering topics in an understandable   way.

 As a geologist by profession, I had first contact with remote   sensing in my university days in 1996. At that time, satellite   images from LANDSAT satellites were not free and I worked on   analyzing airplane images.

 As the beginning of the revolution in the application of satellite   remote sensing in many scientific areas, it is possible to take the   year 2007 when NASA and USGS enabled the free use of images   from LANDSAT satellites from archives dating back to 1972.

 I gained more knowledge in the field of remote sensing at the   The Johns Hopkins University (Environmental Engineering in   2017).

 

In the past few years, I have held dozens of courses all over the world (United States, France, South Africa...), usually 1 on 1 or to more than one company engineers.

Currently I am working as consultant and educator in Environmental Modeling Solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What our Clients Say About Us

Dragan is a fantastic technical resource. With his assistance, I’ve been able to greatly improve my groundwater modeling and GIS skills. I will continue to seek him out for my professional development needs. He provided great value and was a pleasure to work with!
- Robert Marley - Senior Hydrogeologist at EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc., PBC

I have known Dragan for many years. I am most impressed with his dedication to hard work, and the breadth of his knowledge on environmental data acquisition and processing, software, and modelling.
- John Doherty Owner, Watermark Numerical Computing, Australia

 

He is always available for questions and truly goes above and beyond in his training classes. I have gained a lot of knowledge over a short period of time working with Dragan and would highly recommend his services to others.”

- Thomas Ballard, PG, CHG, Consulting Hydrogeologist, USA


I took multiple training courses with Dragan. I learned a great deal with him during each of the courses. He is an excellent teacher willing to help out in any way possible.
- Mark Sherrill, Environmental Scientist at Short Elliott Hendricson, USA

"I recently completed a course in Remote Sensing and QGIS with Dragan. He was very knowledgeable and guided me through the theory and background and also the implementation of remote sensing. He was very personable and happy to answer all my questions. I appreciate having him as a reference and would recommend him to anyone interested in this topic."
- Lea Bergwall, GIS Analyst, USA

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