Landscape Analysis

Catalog description

A project-based exploration of geospatial methods and processing techniques for the analysis, modeling, and prediction of hydrologic and geomorphic processes at various landscape scales. An emphasis will be placed on the applications of digital elevation models, remotely sensed data, and modeling techniques to understand landscape processes of interest to fields such as geology, physical geography, agriculture, soils, ecological systems, and archaeology. May be taught concurrently with GEO 669. Cannot receive credit for both GEO 569 and GEO 669. Prerequisite: GEO 200 or GEO 363 or permission of instructor.