Earth Observation of Carbon Dynamics in Agricultural Landscapes
Offered By: KISSCaltech via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore earth observation techniques for monitoring carbon dynamics in agricultural landscapes through this informative lecture by Prof. Christian Frankenberg from the California Institute of Technology. Delivered as part of the Keck Institute for Space Studies short course "Understanding and Empowering Soil Management as a Climate Mitigation Option," this 35-minute talk delves into the crucial role of remote sensing in assessing and managing carbon cycles within agricultural ecosystems. Gain insights into cutting-edge methodologies and technologies used to track carbon fluxes, understand soil health, and evaluate the impact of farming practices on climate change mitigation efforts.
Syllabus
Earth Observation of C Dynamics of Agricultural Landscapes
Taught by
KISSCaltech
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