1-5 July 2019
Europe/Madrid timezone
3rd Institute of Space Sciences Summer School - 1st IEEE GRSS Instrumentation and Future Technologies Remote Sensing Summer School (IFT-R3S)

Presentation


The Institute of Space Sciences (IEEC-CSIC) is an institution at the forefront of scientific and technological research with the mission of contributing to the general advance of studies of the Cosmos.

The Instrumentation and Future Technologies Technical Committee (IFT) is one of the six technical committees of the IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Society (GRSS). Its mission is to foster international cooperation in advancing the state-of-the-art in geoscience remote sensing instrumentation and technologies that improve knowledge for the betterment of society and the global environment.

The 3rd Institute of Space Sciences Summer School is linked to the 1st IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing society (GRSS) Instrumentation and Future Technologies (IFT) Remote Sensing Summer School (IFT-R3S).

Objective


The objective of the first Summer School on Instrumentation and Future Technologies for Remote Sensing (IFT-R3S) is to promote future research in remote sensing, to connect future PhD students to research topics under the IEEE GRSS IFT Technical Committee, and to highlight the educational activities of the GRSS society. This IFT-R3S is meant to be the first of an itinerant series (annual or biannual) of IFT-R3S editions, moving to different towns and continents and hosted by other Instrumentation and Future Technologies Technical Committee (IFT-TC) groups.

Topics


The topics of this edition are:

SAR principles, modes of operation, spaceborne instrument, processing, interferometric SAR, bi-static SAR, reflectometry using Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and other Sources of OPportunity (SoOP) and Lidar.

Addressed to


The school is open to any interested scientist and engineer, but it focuses on Master students, junior Ph.D. students and young professionals, as a way to promote research careers in remote sensing technologies in general and instrumental and future technologies in particular.

 

 


 

 

 

 

 


The visit to the UPC remote sensing and nanosat laboratories is kindly offered by the Unitat María de Maeztu CommSensLab - UPC

Starts
Ends
Europe/Madrid
  • Estel (general chair) Cardellach
  • Georgios (technical and educational contents -- Lidar) Tzeremes
  • Mariko (GRSS communications POC) Burgin
  • Marwan (technical and educational contents -- SAR) Younis
  • Noemí (Logistics and Finance) Cortés
  • Rashmi (technical and educational contents -- GNSS/SoOP) Shah
  • Upendra N. (link to GRSS) Singh
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