Thiruvananthapuram

Course on Remote Sensing

Express News Service

Applications have been invited for a course on ‘’Basics of Remote Sensing, Geographic Information System (GIS) and Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS).’  The course is being conducted by the Department of Soil Survey and Soil Conservation in association with the Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Dehradun, and ISRO.

The course will provide opportunity for capacity building of students, teachers and researchers in the field of remote sensing and GIS applications. The course will be in the distance education mode and there will  be no course fees. Graduates, faculty, and researchers at universities are eligible to apply for the course.

The course will be conducted from August 5 to November 4 and classes will be arranged from 4 pm to 5.30 pm, 3-4 days a week.

The classes will be arranged at the Geomatics lab of the Directorate of Soil Survey and Soil Conservation at Vazhuthacaud here. Application forms can be  obtained from the Directorate of Soil Survey and Soil Conservation, free of cost.

The filled-in application forms with attested copies of certificates and mark lists should reach the Directorate before July 15.

For more details, contact 0471-2339899 or 2339191.

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