Greg Walker, manager of the University of Alaska Unmanned Aircraft Program and Poker Flat Research Range, will be the featured speaker at the inaugerual talk in a new lecture series developed by the IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society. On Tuesday, June 5, Walker will present "Using Unmanned Aircraft as a Remote Sensing Platform in Alaska" at 11:30 a.m. in the Copper Room of the Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge. The lecture will be the first in a quarterly lecture series titled "Remote Sensing of the Last Frontier" that will bring a wide variety of remote sensing topics of interest to academia and the Fairbanks community.

Join friends and colleagues at this lecture and luncheon. In order to cover expenses, there is a charge for attending this special event. The cost is $20 or $10 for students. 

For more information, contact fjmeyer [at] alaska [dot] edu (Franz Meyer).