ESOC Classes
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. ESOC 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 ESOC. 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.
Courses taught by ESOC Faculty
Waleed Abdalati (Geography)
- GEOG/GEOL 4093/5093: Remote Sensing of the Environment
- GEOG 6211: Reading in Climatology
Vijay Gupta (Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering)
- CVEN 4333: Engineering Hydrology
- CVEN 5333: Physical Hydrology
Konrad Steffen (Geography)
- GEOG 4093/5093: Remote Sensing of the Environment
- GEOG 6181 (restricted access): Remote Sensing: Field Methods
- GEOG 4211/5211: Physical Climatology: Principles
- GEOG 4231/5231: Physical Climatology: Field Methods
- GEOG 6211: Reading in Climatology
Carol Wessman (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology)
- EBIO 4060/5060: Landscape Ecology
- EBIO 4800: Land Use, Sustainability and Climate Change
- EBIO 4100/5100: Global Ecology
- EBIO 5310: Ecology and Conservation
- EBIO 1220: General Biology
- EBIO 6440: Field Methods in Remote Sensing
- Seminars on ecological scaling, disturbance, carbon and climate
David Noone (Atmospheric and Oceanic sciences)
- ATOC 1060: Our changing environment
- ATOC 3600: Principles of climate
- ATOC 5050: Introduction of atmospheric dynamics
- ATOC 5060: Atmospheric dynamics
- ATOC 6020: Climate analysis and modeling
