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CORSE 1999
Education for the Next Millenium, July 5-9, 1999
Boulder Colorado
More than 100 teachers and educators participated
in the Conference On Remote Sensing Information (CORSE 1999) July
5-9, 1999, in Boulder, Colorado. The conference was hosted by
the International Center for Remotsensing of the Environment (ICRSE),
the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS)
and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) with
support from ERDAS Inc., ESRI, Mapworks Inc. and Cary and Associates.
Corse 99 provided a national reveiw for the
prowess and promise of remote sensing technology and data to enhance
the education experience of tomorrow's citizens. A healthy exchange
on the needs of the education community and the rich offerings
for mathematics, Earth science, geography, as well as general
education was provided by this conference.
Conference Lectures - presented July 6 - 7
Lecture 1: Principals of Airphoto Interpretation
Part1
Part2
By: Tom Rabenhorst, UMBC
Lecture 2: Image Processing and Remote Sensing
By: Steve Moore, CIPE
Lecture 3: Earth Science Terrestrial Remote
Sensing
By: John Estes, UCSB
Lecture 4: Remote
Sensing of Ocean Processes
By: Michael Alfultis, U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Lecture 5: Remote Sensing
Instruments: A Sensor Tutorial
By: Dale Quattrochi, NASA
Lecture 6: Web and Curriculum
Part 1: Traci Serpi, ICRSEd
Part 2: Moira Rankin and Anna Maria Defrietas,
SoundPrint Inc.
Conference Paper Presentations
General Curriculum
Digital Earth Development Project Janice Cawthorn
Consortium for the Application of Space Data
Education Rick Perk
The Geo/Sat Project Paul Baumann
Studying Earth's Environment
from Space Michael Alfultis Elizebeth Smith Carla Evans
Finding Hidden Environmental
Information from Remotely-Sensed Images Ray Lougeay
Exploring the Environment Robert Myers Steven
Croft James Botti
Exploring Technology with Satellite Imagery
Mike Cambriate
K-12 Education Outreach Activities for the
Landsat 7 Satellite Program Carolyn Merry
The Gaia Crossroads Project Georgi Thompson
The NSDE and the
K-12 Geospatial Data Clearinghouse Node Susan Radke
Using USGS Aerial
and Satellite Imagery in the Curriculum Joseph Kerski
EarthKAM Daniel Barstow
Earth Resources Data and Teacher Resources
Ron Beck
Case Studies
Remote Sensing and
the Excitement of Daily NewsVicki Fawcett-Adams
Landsat
7 Interdisciplinary Project Frank Niepold
Interactive CD-ROM:
Approaches to Teaching Environmental Remote Sensing for Grades
4-12 Dennis Skelton Paul Mausel
Global Learning and Observations to Benefit
the Environment Patsy Cicala
Application of Oceanography
Topics in High School Physics Classes Peter Shaw
Land Cover Assessment and Applications Kathryn
Keranen Reinhold Frieberthauser Lance Hill
The Citizens Explorer Project Elaine Hansen
Vail Visions Project Madelene Orton
The Southwest
Project Eric Pfirman Robert MacArthur
NASA Student
Involvement Program Felicia Lee
The Mississippi Model
George Leggett
Commercial Remote Sensing
in Mississippi Liesel Ritchie
Toward Understanding of the Geospatial Technology
Industry Rick Crowsey
Cognitive Issues
Constructing an
Understanding of Remote Sensing Jody Marcello
Individual
Cognitive Differences in Learning from Imagery Victor Wu
Exploring Images in Three Easy Steps Daniel
Barstow
Visualizing Earth Daniel Barstow
Activities That
Illustrate Remote Sensing Concepts Elaine Schmid John LaFever
Using Classroom
Models for Understanding Remote Sensing and Image Processing
David Hedgepeth
Teaching GEODESY Topics
in the 8th and 9th Grade Eddie Hanebuth
Panel Discussion on Cognitive Learning Issues
Dan Civco Tim Foresman Tina Cary
Software Demonstration Mapworks Inc.
Software Demonstration NASA
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