Public Lectures

Remote sensing of the earth and the moon

Monday, February 28, 2011 from to (Asia/Kolkata)
at Colaba Campus ( AG-66 )
Description
Remote sensing is the science of making inferences without coming into physical contact
with the object under study.  The speaker will explain the basic concepts of remote sensing
satellites built and flown by India. Space-borne instruments have been extensively used in 
many applications, such as agriculture, forest status, water resources, the tracking 
(advance/retreat) of glaciers, infrastructure development, cyclone track-prediction, ocean
state, weather-forecasting, climate change etc.
Material:
Organised by Akshaya Shrivardhankar