Program
PhD in Remote Sensing, Remote Sensing Physics program
Advisors
Kalifa Goita et Ramata Magagi
Field of research
Characterization of the hydrological regime of water bodies subjected to freezing and thawing from multi-satellite altimetry data
Monitoring hydrological systems subject to ice action, as in Canada, requires the availability of a hydrometric measurement network capable of providing estimates at a ...
Program
PhD in Remote Sensing
Advisor
Richard Fournier
Field of research
Methods development using UAV-based lidar to support Enhanced Forest Inventory
The Ph.D. focuses on the use of UAV-based LiDAR for the enhancement of forest inventories in boreal and temperate forests. It includes the development and the adaptation of specialized algorithms for the use of LiDAR remote sensing datasets for forest management appli...
Program
PhD in remote sensing, image processing program
Advisor
Richard Fournier
Field of research
Contribution of LiDAR to the quantification of ecological services in support of sustainable forest management
Forests provide a multitude of ecological services (ES), some of which may appear to be in opposition to timber harvesting. This project aims to develop ecological function indicators (FIs) based on airborne LiD...
Program
PhD in Remote Sensing, Physics of Remote Sensing
Advisors
Alain Royer and Ghislain Picard
Field of research
Characterization of the Arctic snowpack and climate monitoring by microwave remote sensing
The evolution of the climate system observed in recent decades implies changes in global snow cover. Regions of high northern latitudes are experiencing a more intense warming than other regions of the globe, a ph...
Program
PhD in Remote Sensing Physics
Advisor
Alexandre Langlois
Field of research
Remote sensing, snow modelling, Peary caribou
Development of a Peary Caribou Habitat Quality Index
integrating snow cover simulation and event detection
extreme winter weather
Contact
Vincent.sasseville@usherbrooke.ca
819 943-0766
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