APEGS provides applied multidisciplinary remote sensing course

The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS) has announced a hands on, interactive, 3-day applied remote sensing course. Participants will identify, describe and evaluate Canada’s landforms, landscapes and Earth materials, conditions, environments, hazards, natural resources and infrastructures from interpreted 3-D airphotos, 2-D satellite images and multidiscipline maps. The course instructor is Dr. Jack Mollard, P.Eng, and it will run Jan. 26-28, 2009, at the University of Alberta, Edmonton. For a full course description, see the APEGS website.

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