Remote Sensing Workshop on Land-Atmosphere Interactions

Workshop on Remote Sensing for Land-Atmosphere Interactions

Master the remote sensing to explore, visualize, and analyze vegetation, soil moisture, evapotranspiration, land use/land cover, and climate drivers

Course Highlights

• Practical skills in Google Earth Engine (GEE), ArcMap/QGIS, R, MS Excel, and Origin for environmental data analysis.

• Hands-on experience with vegetation, soil moisture, evapotranspiration, and land use datasets from real-world satellites.

• Techniques for time series analysis, anomaly detection, and long-term environmental change monitoring.

• Confidence to apply remote sensing and GIS tools in academic research, professional projects, and policy studies.

• Ready-to-use scripts, workflows, and map outputs for your own environmental or climate studies.

Who Should Enroll

• Researchers & Academics: In environmental science, geography, agriculture, hydrology, and climate studies.

• Students & Scholars: Pursuing projects in remote sensing, GIS, or environmental monitoring.

• Professionals: Working in urban planning, water resources, forestry, and environmental consulting.

• Beginners: Anyone curious about using satellite data for land and climate analysis.

Course Highlights

• Foundations & Vegetation Analysis: Basics of land-atmosphere interactions, remote sensing concepts, and vegetation mapping using GEE, R, and ArcMap/QGIS.

• Soil Moisture & Evapotranspiration: Data exploration, mapping, and time-series plotting with GEE, ArcMap/QGIS, and MS Excel.

• Land Use & Climate Interactions: LULC mapping, overlay analysis, and correlation studies using ArcMap/QGIS and R/MS Excel.

• Time Series & Change Detection: Visualization, anomaly detection, and long-term trend analysis with GEE, Origin, R, and ArcMap/QGIS.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the workshop about?

The workshop focuses on remote sensing for land-atmosphere interactions, covering various analytical tools.

What tools will be covered?

What is the course duration?

Is this workshop beginner-friendly?

Yes, the workshop is designed for beginners to intermediate participants.

Participants will gain hands-on experience with Google Earth Engine, ArcMap/QGIS, R, MS Excel, and Origin.

The course runs on September 13–14 and 20–21, 2025, from 7–9 PM IST.

Tools covered include Google Earth Engine, ArcMap/QGIS, R, MS Excel, and Origin.

Contact Us

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Remote Sensing Workshop Registration

Secure your spot now to gain practical expertise in analyzing land-atmosphere interactions using cutting-edge geospatial technologies. Limited seats available for an immersive learning experience!
Registration Closes: Sept 11, 2025