Measure carbon fluxes with advanced remote sensing.
Advanced Remote Sensing of Carbon Fluxes teaches how to measure one of the most important quantities in climate science: where carbon is emitted and absorbed. You learn the remote-sensing methods and data — satellite observations, flux towers and models — used to quantify carbon exchange across ecosystems, and how to interpret them for carbon accounting and climate monitoring. The course connects advanced remote sensing to the global carbon cycle. You finish able to reason about remote-sensing measurement of carbon fluxes. A verified e-Certificate of competency and e-Marksheet from the Deep Science & Technology Consortium.
This course covers advanced remote sensing of carbon fluxes — using satellite and sensor data to quantify the exchange of carbon between land, ocean and atmosphere.
1. Explain the carbon cycle and fluxes.
2. Use satellite and flux-tower data.
3. Quantify carbon exchange across ecosystems.
4. Interpret data for carbon accounting.
5. Connect measurement to climate monitoring.
• Climate and earth scientists
• Remote-sensing and carbon analysts
• Environmental researchers
• Students of climate science
• An understanding of carbon-flux remote sensing.
• A carbon-cycle measurement perspective.
• A climate-monitoring foundation.
• A verified e-Certificate of competency and e-Marksheet from the Deep Science & Technology Consortium.
Develop a comprehensive understanding of artificial intelligence and machine learning concepts in remote sensing applications • Analyze mathematical models for estimating carbon fluxes from satellite observations • Configure computational frameworks for processing large-scale remote sensing datasets
Design data pipelines for ingesting, processing, and storing remote sensing data • Implement data preprocessing techniques for handling missing values and outliers in carbon flux datasets • Evaluate feature extraction methods for selecting relevant variables in remote sensing applications
Develop deep learning architectures for predicting carbon fluxes from satellite observations • Analyze algorithmic techniques for integrating remote sensing data with other data sources • Optimize model hyperparameters for improving the accuracy of carbon flux predictions
Train machine learning models using large-scale remote sensing datasets • Implement hyperparameter optimization techniques for improving model performance • Evaluate model performance using metrics such as mean absolute error and R-squared
Deploy trained models in production environments using cloud-based services • Design MLOps pipelines for automating model training, deployment, and monitoring • Implement continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) workflows for remote sensing applications
Analyze ethical considerations in remote sensing applications, such as data privacy and bias • Develop strategies for mitigating bias in machine learning models • Implement responsible AI practices for ensuring transparency and accountability in remote sensing applications
Develop business cases for integrating remote sensing applications in various industries • Analyze case studies of successful remote sensing applications in industries such as agriculture and forestry • Design industry-specific solutions for carbon flux monitoring and prediction
| Parameter | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Covered Tool / Platform | Python |
| Covered Tool / Platform | TensorFlow |
| Covered Tool / Platform | PyTorch |
| Covered Tool / Platform | QGIS |
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