ENV H 578
Remote Sensing for Environmental Health
Introduction to remote sensing methods which are used to examine environmental health issues in urban environments. Evaluates the suitability of remote sensing data for environmental health studies, considering spatial and temporal resolutions. Students learn to interpret spatial patterns and trends of selected environmental features, and to discuss their health implications. Recommended: prior course in remote sensing or geographic information systems. Offered: jointly with URBAN 578; W.
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- Course catalogue ↗Current public catalogue; retrieved 2026-11-05