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Education and CSES Student Opportunities
Remote sensing is not a discipline in itself, but rather a major, evolving tool applicable to studies of the earth involving the atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, and the solid earth. CSES acts as a focus for research, campus-wide, in the use of remote sensing for global geosciences studies. So far, master's and Ph.D. candidates from the departments of Anthropology, Geography, Geological Sciences, Electrical Engineering, EPO Biology and the Interdepartmental Geophysics Program have carried out thesis research in CSES. For details about various programs and admission to the Graduate School, please visit the University of Colorado's web site and follow the link to your department of interest.
Please note: CU's
Certificate in Remote Sensing is not a CSES program. For more information on CU's Remote Sensing Certification, contact Robin Basile.
Courses taught by CSES Faculty at CU
Tom Chase, Assistant Professor of Geography
GEOG-1001 - ENVIR SYS 1-CLIMATE/VEG
GEOG-3301 - ANLY/CLMATE & WEATHER OB
GEOG-3601 - PRINCIPLES OF CLIMATE
GEOG-4100 - TPC-TROPICAL METEOROLOGY
GEOG-4742 - ENVIRONMENTS & PEOPLES
GEOG-5100 - TPC-LS BIOS/ATMOS INTRCT
GEOG-6211 - READING IN CLIMATOLOGY
Vijay Gupta, Professor of Civil Engineering
CVEN-6833 - SP TP-HYDROLOGIC SCIENCE
CVEN-6833 - SP TPS-MULTISCALE HYDRO
CVEN-3313 - THEORETICAL FLUID MECH
Konrad Steffen, Director of CIRES/Professor of Geography
GEOG-4093 - REMOTE SENSING-ENVIRON
GEOG-4211 - PHYS CLIM-PRINCIPLES
GEOG-4231 - PHYS CLIMATOL:FIELD METH
GEOL-5700 - TPC-REM SENS FIELD MTHDS
GEOG-6211 (PDF) - READING IN CLIMATOLOGY
Carol Wessman, Professor of EPO Biology
EBIO-4060/5060 - LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY
EBIO-4100/5100 - ADV ECOL-GLOBAL ECOLOGY
GEOL-5700 - TPC-REM SENS FIELD MTHDS
CSES Faculty at CU
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