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103-0128-00L 4 Credits MSC D-BAUG
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Remote Sensing Lab

Lecturers & Examiners: Dr. Emmanuel Baltsavias
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Last Updated: 2026-02-05 15:55:11

Abstract

This course focuses mainly on photogrammetric processing and classification of optical and especially multispectral satellite images with practical work and own programming.

Objective

The aims of this course are: - the main aim is practical photogrammetric processing and classification of optical and especially multispectral satellite images using mostly own programming in PYTHON and less commercial software tools. - some theoretical background will be provided, in addition to other ETHZ courses mentioned below (mainly given in Bachelor). - further developing skills in report writing and presentations.

Content

The lecture builds on the courses Erdbeobachtung (Earth Observation), Photogrammetrie, Photogrammetrie II, Image Interpretation and Bildverarbeitung (Image Processing). The focus is on practical work and use of programs with optical satellite data. The work is composed of two large labs. In the first, the main photogrammetric processing chain from preprocessing to visualisation is treated. In the second, the focus is on various multispectral classification techniques and their comparison.

Resources

Lecture Notes

Teaching material will be made available on the dedicated moodle page.

General Information

Language
English
Levels
MSC
Frequency
Yearly recurring

Examination

Type
graded semester performance
Mark is put together as follows:Lab 1 45%, Lab 2 45%, Presentation 10%For each of the labs, the grade (45%) will consist of:code 25%, questionnaire 15%, answer to questions 5%

Course Components

Type Title Time & Place Hours
lecture with exercise Remote Sensing Lab
Permission from lecturers required for all students. Persons without sufficient knowledge of remote sensing, photogrammetry and image processing, should first contact the lecturer and get permission to attend the course. Students should preferably have a basic knowledge of PYTHON programming or being willing to acquire it through self-study.
  • Tue 15:45-17:30 (HIL C 71.1)
2 h weekly

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