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Description of Individual Course Units


Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Type of Course Unit Year of Study Semester Number of ECTS Credits
9201115042005 Remote Sensing Applications 1 2 8,00

Yüksek Lisans


Turkish


General aim of the course is teaching the advanced technologies in remote sensing techniques, geographical information system and the stage of collecting and interpreting data



1 Ability to make rectification, correction and filtering of remotely sensed images
2 Ability to make unsupervised and supervised classification
3 Perform ground truth applications with remotely sensed images
4 Understand the principle of remote sensing
5 To make and present a project in a specific area.
6 Understand and identifiy earth resource observation satelite systems


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The properties of remote sensing, An overview of remote sensing softwares, Preparing the data, field work


Week Subjects (Theoretical) Teaching Methods Preparatory
1 Determination of the subject for field work and flow chart
2 Determination of the land areas for field work and supply of the cartographical materials
3 Preparation of the digital base maps and stage of basic image processing I
4 Preparation of the digital base maps and stage of basic image processing II
5 Field work
6 Field work
7 Midterm Exam
8 Ortorectification and image classification
9 Ortorectification and image classification
10 Field work
11 Field work
12 Preparing presentation
13 Preparing presentation
14 Presentations and reports
15 Presentations and reports
16 Final Exam

Kurucu, Y. 2001. Lecturer notes on RS and GIS. Lillesand. M. T. And Kiefer W.R.. 1999. Remote sensing and Image Interpretation.University of Wisconsin. Madison., 4th ed. ISBN 0-471-25515-7 , john Wiley & Sons, inc. NY. Shrestha. D.P., 1991. Digital Image Processing of Remote Sensing Data. International Institute For Aerospace and Sciences. 1945 Blv., Enschede, Holland. Buiten. J.H. and Clevers J.G.P., 1993. Land Observation By Remote Sensing. Wageningen Agricultural Faculty, Holland. Gordon and Breach Science Publishers S.A.


Activities are given in detail in the sections of "Assessment Methods and Criteria" and "Workload Calculation".


Term (or Year) Learning Activities Quantity Weight
Midterm Examination 1 100
Total 100
End Of Term (or Year) Learning Activities Quantity Weight
Final Examination 1 100
Total 100
Term (or Year) Learning Activities 40
End Of Term (or Year) Learning Activities 60

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Activities Number Time (hours) Total Work Load (hours)
Midterm Examination 1 4 4
Final Examination 1 4 4
Attending Lectures 15 2 30
Practice 15 2 30
Team/Group Work 7 4 28
Field Work 7 4 28
Project Preparation 15 1 15
Project Presentation 1 2 2
Project Design/Management 1 10 10
Self Study 4 4 16
Individual Study for Mid term Examination 4 4 16
Individual Study for Final Examination 4 4 16
Reading 4 4 16
Homework 5 5 25
Total Work Load (hours) 240

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* Contribution Level: 1 Very low 2 Low 3 Medium 4 High 5 Very High