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Fall 2024 Teaching:
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Introduction to Remote Sensing / Advanced Remote Sensing (GEOL-1460 / 2461)
- Meeting time: W, 6:00 - 8:50pm
- Location: Thaw 102 & SRCC 207
- Class Number: 11101 / 19401
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In the News:
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- Prof. Ramsey's work in Hawaii featured on the NASA Earth Data site (8/20/18)
- Yellowstone National Park's new Park Geologist, former IVIS graduate student (11/29/17)
- NASA's airborne campain featuring Ramsey's work along with other NASA researchers (2/8/17)
- Ramsey selected by the National Academy to be a member of the 2017 Decadal Survey Panel (5/16/16)
- USGS LP-DAAC video on volcano monitoring with ASTER (3/25/16)
- Ramsey's green renovation featured in the Wall Street Journal (11/5/15)
- Ramsey selected by NASA as a featured scientist in their Know Your Earth 3.0 campaign (4/8/13)
- Most recent paper featured on the cover of the GSA Bulletin (5/3/12)
- Ramsey's work featured on the NASA Terra website (4/3/12)
- Rapid response to the tsunami disaster featured (3/16/11)
- Ramsey's research group's work on arid land soil moisture featured (7/2/10)
- Ramsey's work in Iceland featured in the local news (5/1/10)
- Ramsey's work on the Iceland eruption featured by UPI (4/27/10)
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Other Links:
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- The Image Visualization & Infrared Spectroscopy (IVIS) Laboratory
- NASA Earth Science
- NASA Earth Surface and Interior Focus Area
- The Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer (ASTER)
- NASA Mars Exploration Program
- Other Links ...
Hostess Sno Balls -- those familiar hemispherical marshmallow domes, furred with white coconut, lined with chocolate cake and centered with a heart of creme. They extract a certain sympathy, hunched there in the store. So artificial; so without corollary among the foodstuffs of the planet. No, Sno Balls are unique to the point of freakishness.
- Neil Steinberg, A Complete and Utter Failure (1994)
| Updated: 17 July 2021 |