Our Group
The Remote Sensing research group uses satellite and airborne data, and ground-based measurements to study planetary processes that require spatial observation over various time scales.
Researcher and Associated Staff
Hyunjin Druckenmiller
Research Technician
(907) 474-1159
WRRB 104
Teaching
Earth and Planetary Remote Sensing courses
| Department | Course No | Course Description | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geological Engineering | 375 | Principles of Engineering |
Remote Sensing
The Earth and Planetary Remote Sensing group is involved with many diverse research interests. These interests range from geological, volcanological and planetary sciences and include topics such as, sea and lake ice, volcanoes, Venusian structures with stereo-derived topography, ecology and much more! We are fortunate to receive data in real time, such as AVHRR, MODIS and RadarSat at our receiving stations and through networks from NOAA stations.
