Where to next for teaching and training in remote sensing and Earth observation?

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We discuss the current state, challenges and likely future directions for the teaching of remote sensing knowledge, skills and professional capabilities in all forms of post secondary education in Australia.

This webinar explores the gap between industry requirements for Earth observation professionals and how universities and other institutions are preparing employable, work-ready graduates through degrees, short courses, and training programs.

Case studies of new approaches are explored.

Presenters:

Hosted by Professor Stuart Phinn from the University of Queensland who is joined by:

  • Assoc Prof Karen Joyce – James Cook University

  • Dr Amy Parker – CSIRO

  • Dr Caroline Poulsen – Bureau of Meteorology

  • Tim Neale – DataFarming

  • Dan Tindall – Department of Environment and Science (Qld)

  • Prof Iain Woodhouse - University of Edinburgh / EarthBlox

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