Tuesday, October 17, 2023

Starting GIS 5027 - Remote Sensing

 Greetings and hello,

Let's follow on from the successful completion of  Intro to GIS and continue this journey with the Aerial Photo & Remote Sensing course. The amount of technical knowledge and increased understanding provided by this course is an excellent accompaniment to my career working as a remote sensing operator. Or more colloquially known as a Sensor Operator within the Air Force. Thanks for coming along with me.

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Brandon

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