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Introduction to Remote Sensing for Hydrology

Instructors:

SHyMet

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Topic:

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Developed:

2008

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Last Updated:

2011

Introduction


This portion of the SHyMet course introduces a variety of ways that remote sensing data can be used for hydrologic applications. First, satellite products useful in hydrology are identified. Then examples of using remote sensing data for monitoring cumulative precipitation, surface thermal properties, surface moisture, vegetation, water supply, snow, ice, flooding, and land use are presented.

Learning objectives:

  • Identify satellite products useful in hydrology.
  • Become familiar with remote sensing applications for hydrometeorology.
  • Understand uses of remote sensing data for operational hydrology.
  • Identify watershed characteristics from satellite data.

Training Session Options


Web-based Video training session
Note: Be sure to have your speakers on and the volume loud enough to hear the presentation.

This course is Basic

There are no prerequisites

Contact

shymet@ssec.wisc.edu

or

Ross Van Til

ross.vantil@noaa.gov

 

 

Page Contact

Bernie Connell

bernie.connell@colostate.edu

970-491-8689

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