The Centre for Earth Observation Sciences (CEOS) at the University of Alberta, established in 2006, conducts remote-sensing-based research in environmental monitoring and resource exploration.
CEOS was established at the University of Alberta in 2006 to advance objective, remote-sensing-based research in environmental monitoring and resource exploration. Its research projects span from the Canadian Arctic to tropical forests, carried out through international collaborations and funded by public and private domestic (provincial and federal) and international organizations.
CEOS is based in the Department of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences and participates in research initiatives with domestic and international partners. Contact: ceos@ualberta.ca.
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