Faculty of Letters and Human sciences
Department of applied geomatics, Université de Sherbrooke
Department of applied geomatics, Université de Sherbrooke
The Department of Applied Geomatics at the University of Sherbrooke has earned a strong reputation as a major player in this field. Its commitment to environmental applications sets it apart, offering comprehensive diploma and continuous education programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. These programs enable students to acquire expertise in spatial technologies such as satellite image processing, Lidar data analysis, drone imagery, and GPS data to tackle ecological, hydrological, forestry, agricultural, and land-use challenges.
Moreover, the department is internationally recognized for its multidisciplinary and dynamic research, hosting two prominent research centers in remote sensing: CARTEL (Center for Remote Sensing Applications and Research) and GRIMP (Interdisciplinary Research Group on Polar Environments). These research efforts extend to remote and challenging territories like the Arctic, oceans, and even Mars, aiming to enhance our understanding of these unique environments.
Moreover, the department is internationally recognized for its multidisciplinary and dynamic research, hosting two prominent research centers in remote sensing: CARTEL (Center for Remote Sensing Applications and Research) and GRIMP (Interdisciplinary Research Group on Polar Environments). These research efforts extend to remote and challenging territories like the Arctic, oceans, and even Mars, aiming to enhance our understanding of these unique environments.
Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke, a city in southern Quebec, combines traditional charm, cultural heritage, and technological dynamism. Its prevalent French language, expertise in geomatics, and natural setting around the Magog River make it a welcoming and stimulating place for professionals and visitors alike.
With a remarkable economic vitality, Sherbrooke also attracts numerous students, creating a dynamic and multicultural atmosphere where intellectual exchanges blend with artistic events. Sherbrooke is a captivating city where geomatics enthusiasts can thrive professionally while enjoying an exceptional natural environment, warmly welcoming every visitor to the heart of its vibrant community.
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With a remarkable economic vitality, Sherbrooke also attracts numerous students, creating a dynamic and multicultural atmosphere where intellectual exchanges blend with artistic events. Sherbrooke is a captivating city where geomatics enthusiasts can thrive professionally while enjoying an exceptional natural environment, warmly welcoming every visitor to the heart of its vibrant community.
Learn more about Sherbrooke
