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Imagery and Remote Sensing in Higher Education

Resources for teaching and research

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Link theory and practice through remote sensing education

Imagery and remote sensing technologies have advanced rapidly. Students have unparalleled access to high-resolution and up-to-date raster data from satellites and drones, and new tools make working with imagery faster and easier.

Imagery in ArcGIS overview
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Combine powerful analytic tools and workflows to manage, analyze, and use imagery and rasters. These resources for teaching imagery and remote sensing will help you get started.

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ArcNews

Pioneering radar expert shapes an education legacy

Christiane Schmullius uses radar remote sensing to explore land surface changes around the world and teaches others how to do it, too.

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Additional resources

Browse additional imagery and remote sensing resources to incorporate into your curriculum, research, projects, and courses.

Past summit proceedings

Hear from higher education professionals from the 2022 Esri Imagery and Remote Sensing Educators Summit as they share challenges, research results, resources, and best practices.

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Imagery in Action MOOC

This massive open online course (MOOC) teaches you the uses, types, and growing integration of imagery with GIS.

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Esri UC imagery and remote sensing resources

Explore a collection of imagery and remote sensing resources from the 2021 Esri User Conference (Esri UC).

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Geospatial artificial intelligence resources

Access webinars, read in-depth technical articles, and learn how GeoAI is being used in various industries.

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Get in touch with the higher education team

Request help from our team in adding imagery and remote sensing to your teaching and research.