Remote sensing and GIS technologies for monitoring sustainability of mining infrastructures and environments and explorations of resources (135 h comparable to 5 ECTS)
The online course is part of EIT Raw Materials funded ADMA3 Winter-Summer school - Advanced Materials Doctoral Program with Industry. ADMA3 promotes training of PhD students in academia and industry in the EIT Raw Materials field to face challenges caused by climate change, biodiversity loss and raw materials criticality related to e.g., energy transition. The skills are needed to foster sustainable development (SD) and businesses, and to handle ethics related problem-solving in designing RM related activities. The Winter-Summer school educates timely skilled experts entering to the working life.
The pilot implementation of the course is now underway. Information about the timing of the next implementation will be provided by March 2025.
Education information
Course study period
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Price
Free
Education description
The online course provides skills for using and applying key RS techniques with geographic information systems (GIS) for monitoring sustainability of mining infrastructures and environments and explorations of resources with less in situ work. Both passive and active (e.g., SAR) sensor-based techniques and data are included together with abilities to evaluate the data quality. Students learn to use and apply key RS techniques with GIS for monitoring the sustainability of mining infrastructures and environments and explorations of resources.
Contact information
ossi.kotavaara@oulu.fi
+358505739124