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SUMMARY:Training course on terrestrial remote sensing in Svalbard -  moved online
DESCRIPTION:This autumn, SIOS will offer a training course on how to effectively use re
 mote sensing data acquired from satellites, from the air or from the ground
 , and their associated tools and software in the context of terrestrial res
 earch in Svalbard. The course is intended for field scientists, Ph.D. stude
 nts and technicians with no or little experience with remote sensing techni
 ques. The training will be delivered by remote sensing experts from SIOS me
 mber institutions, international teachers and potential virtual talks from 
 ESA experts.\n\n - Time: 31 August - 4 September 2020* (starting Monday mor
 ning, ending Friday at lunch time, depending on flights)\n - Location: Long
 yearbyen, Svalbard (update 15 June 2020: the course will be conducted onlin
 e)\n - Who can apply? In this second round also non-SIOS members can apply\
 n - Application deadline: 7 June \nApplication form (https://sios-svalbard.
 org/Application_TrainingTerrestrialRemoteSensing_2019)\n*Note: Due to the C
 OVID-19 pandemic, the dates are not set in stone. If the pandemic is still 
 a risk factor, the course will be delayed towards the end of September, pos
 tponed to 2021 or offered as a remote class instead of in-person.\nWe have 
 now opened application also for non-SIOS members. The training course is fr
 ee of charge, but participants have to cover their own expenses on travel a
 nd accommodation in Longyearbyen. Employees and students from SIOS member i
 nstitutions* (<a href="https://sios-svalbard.org/Consortium">Is my institut
 ion a SIOS member?</a>) can apply for partial support for travel and accomm
 odation (actual costs up to 5 000 NOK/participant from European/Nordic SIOS
  member institutions and up to 10 000 NOK/participant from Asian SIOS membe
 r institutions).\nGoal of the trainingThe goal of the course is to teach pa
 rticipants the basic skills needed to work independently to acquire, analys
 e and visualize terrestrial data sets derived from a variety of close to ve
 ry long-range sources.\nObjectivesMany field scientists, from SIOS member i
 nstitutions, have been working on research projects which would greatly ben
 efit from the addition of a richer set of remote sensing viewpoints. Howeve
 r, they may lack the necessary training required to make easy but effective
  use of freely available data sets, tools, and software, as well as to plan
  and execute research-grade field remote sensing acquisitions. Ph.D. studen
 ts from SIOS member institutions who are about to begin careers using remot
 e sensing as an integral part of their research projects can also benefit f
 rom this training course.\nTopics covered during the trainingThe training c
 ourse will include lectures and hands-on sessions focusing on:\n\n - Overvi
 ew of the range of methods included in the term remote sensing\n - Differen
 t sensor types (optical, multispectral, thermal, RADAR, LiDAR, etc.)\n - Di
 fferent platform types including handheld/ground (e.g. time-lapse camera, a
 irborne (drone, planes), and satellites\n - Overview of available free open
 -source satellite data (Copernicus satellite and other) and tools that can 
 be used for remote sensing in terrestrial environments of Svalbard\n - Exam
 ples of applications on glaciers, permafrost processes, snow modelling, ter
 restrial biology, wildlife monitoring, and more.Confirmed teachers (will be
  updated)\n - Hans Tømmervik, NINA\n - Roberto Salzano, CNR\n - Lars Eklund
 h, Lund University\n - Luc Girod, University of Oslo\n - Richard Hann, UNIS
 /NTNU\n - Agnar Sivertsen, NORCE\n - Tom Rune Lauknes, NORCETarget audience
 Anyone from terrestrial field scientists, Ph.D. students, researchers and t
 echnicians with limited or incomplete knowledge of remote sensing technique
 s.\nMore information on the training course, registration, and schedule: ht
 tps://sios-svalbard.org/TRST_2020\nFor more information, please contact Shr
 idhar Jawak (<a href="mailto:remotesensing@sios-svalbard.org"></a>This emai
 l address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to 
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  remote sensing data acquired from satellites, from the air or from the gro
 und, and their associated tools and software in the context of terrestrial 
 research in Svalbard. The course is intended for field scientists, Ph.D. st
 udents and technicians with no or little experience with remote sensing tec
 hniques. The training will be delivered by remote sensing experts from SIOS
  member institutions, international teachers and potential virtual talks fr
 om ESA experts.</p><ul><li><strong>Time:</strong> 31 August - 4 September 2
 020* (starting Monday morning, ending Friday at lunch time, depending on fl
 ights)</li><li><strong>Location:</strong> Longyearbyen, Svalbard (<strong>u
 pdate 15 June 2020: the course will be conducted <span style="text-decorati
 on: underline;">online</span>)</strong></li><li><strong>Who can apply?</str
 ong> In this second round also non-SIOS members can apply</li><li><strong>A
 pplication deadline: </strong>7 June</li></ul><p>&nbsp;</p><p><a href="http
 s://sios-svalbard.org/Application_TrainingTerrestrialRemoteSensing_2019">Ap
 plication form</a></p><p>*<strong>Note: </strong>Due to the COVID-19 pandem
 ic, the dates are not set in stone. If the pandemic is still a risk factor,
  the course will be delayed towards the end of September, postponed to 2021
  or offered as a remote class instead of in-person.</p><p>We have now opene
 d application also for non-SIOS members. The training course is free of cha
 rge, but participants have to cover their own expenses on travel and accomm
 odation in Longyearbyen. Employees and students from SIOS member institutio
 ns* (<a href="https://sios-svalbard.org/Consortium">Is my institution a SIO
 S member?</a>) can apply for partial support for travel and accommodation (
 actual costs up to 5 000 NOK/participant from European/Nordic SIOS member i
 nstitutions and up to 10 000 NOK/participant from Asian SIOS member institu
 tions).</p><h4>Goal of the training</h4><p>The goal of the course is to tea
 ch participants the basic skills needed to work independently to acquire, a
 nalyse and visualize terrestrial data sets derived from a variety of close 
 to very long-range sources.</p><h4>Objectives</h4><p>Many field scientists,
  from SIOS member institutions, have been working on research projects whic
 h would greatly benefit from the addition of a richer set of remote sensing
  viewpoints. However, they may lack the necessary training required to make
  easy but effective use of freely available data sets, tools, and software,
  as well as to plan and execute research-grade field remote sensing acquisi
 tions. Ph.D. students from SIOS member institutions who are about to begin 
 careers using remote sensing as an integral part of their research projects
  can also benefit from this training course.</p><h4>Topics covered during t
 he training</h4><p>The training course will include lectures and hands-on s
 essions&nbsp;focusing on:</p><ul><li>Overview of the range of methods inclu
 ded in the term remote sensing<ul><li>Different sensor types (optical, mult
 ispectral, thermal, RADAR, LiDAR, etc.)</li><li>Different platform types in
 cluding handheld/ground (e.g. time-lapse camera, airborne (drone, planes), 
 and satellites</li></ul></li><li>Overview of available free open-source sat
 ellite data (Copernicus satellite and other) and tools that can be used for
  remote sensing in terrestrial environments of Svalbard</li><li>Examples of
  applications on glaciers, permafrost processes, snow modelling, terrestria
 l biology, wildlife monitoring, and more.</li></ul><h4>Confirmed teachers (
 will be updated)</h4><ul><li>Hans Tømmervik, NINA</li><li>Roberto Salzano, 
 CNR</li><li>Lars Eklundh, Lund University</li><li>Luc Girod, University of 
 Oslo</li><li>Richard Hann, UNIS/NTNU</li><li>Agnar Sivertsen, NORCE</li><li
 >Tom Rune Lauknes, NORCE</li></ul><h4>Target audience</h4><p>Anyone from te
 rrestrial field scientists, Ph.D. students, researchers and technicians wit
 h limited or incomplete knowledge of remote sensing techniques.</p><p><stro
 ng>More information on the training course, registration, and schedule: <a 
 href="https://sios-svalbard.org/TRST_2020">https://sios-svalbard.org/TRST_2
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