ISRO Offers Free Course For Students in Remote Sensing

The Indian Institute of Remote Sensing (IIRS), a premier educational institute under the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is offering a free training program in the field of remote sensing. The program is called 'Advances in  Remote Sensing Techniques for Geological Applications'. It is meticulously designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills to utilize remote sensing technologies for geological analysis and exploration.

The course offered by ISRO deals with multifaceted applications of remote sensing in geological sciences. It encompasses various aspects such as mapping, monitoring, and characterization of natural resources.

What are the key topics covered under ISRO's free course?

The program covers an array of topics related to remote sensing and geological technologies. The topics covered under this program include

• Fundamental of Remote Sensing and GIS Applications in Geosciences
• Role of Remoting Sensing in Geological Sciences
• Mineral Targeting and Exploration
• Landslide Mapping and Modeling
• Integration of GNSS, Geodesy, and Geophysics
• Planetary Exploration

Who should participate in the program?

This program in remote sensing is designed to cater to a diverse set of audience. The list includes

• Science Post-graduates specializing in earth sciences or related fields.
• B.Tech graduates in Civil Engineering, Geoscience, or Mining Engineering.

Checklist of ISRO free course

• Course duration: 11th March to 15th March 2024
• Venue: Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Dehradun
• Course fee: No fee

 Participants who are interested in being a part of this program can register through designated nodal centers or individually through the official IIRS website.

 Upon completion of the course, participants will receive a certificate of completion based on their attendance and participation.

 Conclusion

The 'Advances in Remote Sensing Techniques for Geological Applications' program offered by IIRS presents a unique opportunity for professionals and scholars to explore the synergy between remote sensing and geological sciences. Participants can unlock new perspectives and contribute to the sustainable management of Earth's resources and environmental conservation.