Centre d'applications et de recherches en télédétection
Program Master’s degree in research in geographical sciences Advisors Ramata Magagi et Kalifa Goïta Field of research Development of a method for extracting surface parameters The project aims to develop a method for extracting surface parameters (soil roughness, moisture and vegetation) by combining radar and optical data. Contact ramatoulaye.kane@usherbrooke.ca 819 570-0552
Program Physics of Remote Sensing Advisors Mickaël Germain. Kalifa Goïta. Field of research Lithological mapping by modelling radiative transfer in a mining context. An open pit being mined is used as a planetary regolith analogue for spectral studies. Observations made directly at the site confirm that the pit soil falls within the definition of regolith. The Hapke … Read more
Program Master’s Degree Advisor Alexandre Langlois Field of research Avalanches Detection and simulation of ice crust in a context of snowpack stability and avalanche risk assessment on chic impacts from a 24GHz FMCW radar. Contact jacob.laliberte@usherbrooke.ca 579-488-3061
Program Master’s degree in Applied Geomatics Advisor Kalifa Goita Field of research Development of a Web GIS mapping application for mining research in Côte d’Ivoire Modelling the geostatistical distribution of coltan mineralization indicators using a WEB GIS to identify new prospective zones favourable to the accumulation of mineralized gravels in central western Côte d’Ivoire. Contact shak1601@usherbrooke.ca 873 … Read more
Program PhD in remote sensing, remote sensing physics program Advisor Kalifa Goita Field of research Reduction of the spatial resolution of the GRACE satellite Improving and downscaling terrestrial water storage data from GRACE mission to study groundwater storage variations, vegetation growth and drought Publications Fatolazadeh, F., Voosoghi, B., & Naeeni, M. R. (2016). Wavelet and Gaussian approaches … Read more
Program PhD in Remote Sensing Advisor Yannick Huot Field of research Evaluation of Earth Observation Indicators for the Analysis of the Distribution of Water-Related Infectious Diseases in Canadian Lakes Water-related infectious diseases can be directly transmitted to humans through the presence of different pathogens in lakes, such as coliforms (e.g. Escherichia coli). Lakes can also play an … Read more