A one-credit seminar open to all students interested in satellite observation of the earth or space, the computational modeling of the associated sciences, and the computational systems for obtaining and managing the associated data. The seminar may include guest speakers, student speakers (students registered give one talk each), and working-group meetings.

This course may be taken more than once for credit, and all students, whether registered for the course or not, are invited to attend the meetings. There is no textbook.

Dr. J. Guillory

Wednesdays, 3:00 p.m., room 206, S&T I

Feb. 5: Joe Weingartner: dust/small meteors

Feb. 12: Russell Youmans: dust/small cometary fragments

Feb. 18: Stephen Ungar: hyperion & hyperspectral remote sensing

Feb. 25: Truong Le: Accretion disks with shocks

Mar. 3 : Owen Kelley: hurricane remote sensing

Mar. 10 spring break

Mar. 17 open

Mar. 24: Kirk Borne: the National Virtual Observatory

Mar. 31: open

Apr. 7: R. Caballero-Lopez (?) (UM): Modeling cosmic ray transport

Apr. 14: Marc Salvador: HSI

Apr. 21: Y. Watanachak: HSI-related

Apr. 28: Bill Liao: Env. remote sensing