SUNY ESF:


 

ERE 596-03 - RADAR Remote Sensing - Spring 2019, 2020


ERE 596-04 - UAV Photogrammetry - Spring 2020, 2021


ERE 371 - Surveying for Engineers - Fall 2019, 2020
 

 

Memorial University:


 

ENGI 9560 - Applied Remote Sensing- Graduate Course - Fall 2016

ENGI 9560 - Applied Remote Sensing- Graduate Course - Fall 2015
This course includes two parts: optical and polarimetric synthetic aperture radar (PolSAR) remote sensing. The optical part is covered in the first 12 lectures (each 75min) and the PolSAR is covered in the last 10 lectures. Overall objectives: The course presents the basic principles, information processing algorithms, and selected applications of high resolution optical and polarimetric radar remote sensing systems.

ENGI 9884 - Advanced Remote Sensing Technologies for Environmental Monitoring -Graduate Course - Spring 2016
This course covers 3 major advanced remote sensing techniques for mapping and monitoring environmental issues through satellite-based optical and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery. The techniques include Interferometric SAR (InSAR), Object-based image analysis, and Combination of earth observation (EO) and proximal data (e.g. electromagnetic survey). The course is reading based. Each student selects a topic and investigate on it; the outcome will be presentations and a journal format draft of a paper for each student

 

University of New Brunswick (Past):


 

GGE 5342 - Remote Sensing - Graduate Course - Fall 2011
Overview and physical basis of remote sensing. Space- and air-borne sensor systems, active and passive sensors. Fundamental geometry of photogrammetry. Image statistics. Rectification of digital imagery. Image enhancement, spectral and spatial filtering. Multi-spectral transformations. Thematic information extraction, classification and accuracy assessment, change detection.

GGE 3342 - Imaging and Mapping I - Undergraduate Course - Fall 2010
Overview and physical basis of remote sensing. Space- and air-borne sensor systems, active and passive sensors. Fundamental geometry of photogrammetry. Image statistics. Rectification of digital imagery. Image enhancement, spectral and spatial filtering. Multi-spectral transformations. Thematic information extraction, classification and accuracy assessment, change detection.

GGE 6342 - Advanced Technologies in Remote Sensing - Graduate Course - Fall 2009
Artificial Neural Network (ANN), Wavelet Transformation (WT), and Fuzzy Logic (FL).

GGE 4313 - Imaging and Mapping III (Photogrammetry) - Undergraduate Course - Winter 2009
Photogrammetric principles, systems and products. Fundamental photo and model space coordinate systems. Photogrammetric measurement and refinement. Geometry of vertical, tilted and stereoscopic aerial photographs. Direct and inverse coordinate transformations. Photo mosaicking techniques. Collinearity and co-planarity conditions. Interior, exterior, relative and absolute orientations. Principles of analytical and digital rectification, DEM generation and ortho-rectification. Concepts of aero-triangulation. Flight project planning.

 

Azad University (Past):


 

Photogrammetry IV(Aerial Triangulation and Space Photogrammetry) - Winter 2008

Digital Cartography - Winter 2008

Feild Survey - Fall 2007

Geodesy and GPS - Fall 2007

Photogrammetry I (Principles) and Photogrammetry II (Analytical) - Fall 2007

Fundamental of Surveying - Winter 2007

Theory of Errors, and L.S. Adjustments - Winter 2007

Photogrammetry I (Principles) and Photogrammetry II(Analytical) - Fall 2006

Software for Surveyinging Engineering (Autodesk, ArcGIS, SDRMAp) - Winter 2005