Course title
生物生産工学Ⅲ   [Biological and agricultural engineeringⅢ]
Course category   Requirement   Credit 2 
Department   Year 1  Semester 3rd 
Course type 3rd  Course code 05tc0006
Instructor(s)
山下 恵, 岩男 弘毅   [YAMASHITA Megumi, IWAO Koki]
Facility affiliation Faculty of Agriculture Office   Email address

Course description
The outline and classification of various sensors used in the agricultural field, the principle of various sensors (optical sensor, thermal sensor, etc.) and their applications are explained. Then, it is discussed that the history of international cooperation and consensus building on how to share the earth observation results obtained by various sensors on a global scale and tackle global environmental problems worldwide. In addision, in order to grasp the environmental impact on a regional scale temporally, spatially, and quantitatively, we will deepenly understand by reviewing past research, etc. about the collection and analysis methods of various spatial information necessary for problem solving and countermeasures.
After that, each student will decide the theme of environmental problems and countermeasures on a regional or global scale, and thinks about the role and applicability of remote sensing technology through discussions with the students.
Expected Learning
To understand various sensor technologies and satellite remote sensing used in the agricultural field.
To understand the history of international earth observation efforts and consensus building.
To understand the role of remote sensing in various environmental problems.

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Course schedule
1. Outline and classification of various sensors
2. Principles and applications of optical sensors
3. Principles and applications of thermal sensors
4. Application of various sensors
5. History of international earth observation efforts and consensus building
6. Impact of global warming / climate change and environmental monitoring
7. Food production and remote sensing
8. Forest resources and remote sensing
9. Land resources and remote sensing
10.The role of remote sensing for countermeasures against global warming and climate variety in a region
11-15. Comprehensive discussion
Prerequisites
Required Text(s) and Materials
References
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Assessment/Grading
Active class participation and report submission
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Lecture Language
Japanese
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3/17/2022 5:43:53 PM