International Geoscience and Remote Sensing (IGARSS) 2020 Summer School
Increase your knowledge of remote sensing theory and practical applications!
Network with other students and young professionals, as well as the summer school instructors who are world-renowned leaders in the field of remote sensing. At this year’s online summer school, you will spend two days learning advanced remote sensing applications, with a focus on volcanic eruptions in Hawaii and Italy. Each session will include presentations, research examples, and time for questions and discussion. You will gain knowledge in thermal imaging, SAR interferometry, and small unmanned aerial systems applications for volcanic remote sensing.
Aerial photo of the UH Hilo campus down to Hilo Bay
Questions can be directed to Dr. Ryan Perroy at rperroy@hawaii.edu We look forward to seeing you online July 15-16, 2020!
Topics
Remote Sensing Techniques
- Thermal imaging
- SAR interferometry
- sUAS operations
- Geospatial data analysis
Registration (required to participate)
Registration Deadline: July 10, 2020
Schedule
Wednesday, July 15th
| Time | Topic | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1: 1700-2000 CES (0500-0800 HST) | sUAS Operations over Active Eruptions in Hawaii | Ryan Perroy |
| Session 2: 2100-2400 CES (0900-120 HST) | SAR Interferometry | Scott Rowland |
Thursday, July 16th
| Time | Topic | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| Session 3: 1700-2000 CES (0500-0800 HST) | Thermal Remote Sensing for Volcanoes in Italy | Fabrizia Buongiorno |
| Session 4: 2100-2400 CES (0900-120 HST) | Thermal Remote Sensing for Volcanoes in Hawaii | Robert Wright |
Instructors
Dr. Maria Fabrizia Buongiorno is the Director of Technological Research at the Instituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia in Rome, Italy.
Dr. Scott Rowland is a Professor in the Department of Earth Sciences at UH Mānoa.
Dr. Robert Wright is the Interim Director of the Hawaiʻi Institute of Geophysics and Planetology at UH Mānoa.
For more information
Contact the 2020 Summer School Organizer.