Current Teaching

Undergraduate Courses

Graduate Courses:

M.Sc. in Remote Sensing

Computing [1992-]
Computing on UNIX workstations: UNIX, X-windows etc. Shell programming. HTML; This is a ten week course offered to MSc students in Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry. Incorporates Image Processing [1999-]

Vegetation monitoring [1998-] (part of Climate course)
monitoring of global vegetation parameters - brief 3 hour introduction using examples from EOS/MODIS

Vegetation Science [1993-]
This is an intensive five week course which deals with models and methods for monitoring vegetation state from remote sensing data, mainly using physically-based models.

Renewable Natural Resources [2005-]
This is a 15 unit (1 term) MSc course designed to enable students to understand the physics and applications of monitoring renewable natural resources using remote sensing.

Previous undergraduate material

• GEOG2004 Remote Sensing and GIS (1997-2000)

• GEOG1002 Environmental Systems and Processes (1998+ material)

• A previous course, B213 (1992-1996), includes a section on setting up your own home page. The official UCL info page on this can be accessed from here
  
• B378 - Remote Sensing and Image Processing [B378]
  
• Previous material used for the course B114 (1993-1996) and B1002 (1997) (Environmental Systems and Processes) can be accessed.

Previous postgraduate material

• Renewable and Natural Resources [1992-93]
  This course was taught with Prof. Tony Allan of SOAS, and dealt with the use of remote sensing and GIS in monitoring renewable and natural resources (local, regional, global scales).
  
• Image Processing [1992-1998]
  Image processing theory and practice; image processing under UNIX. (postscript: 7003885 bytes)