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If we can remotely probe the structure and nature of an object, we can make an image of it and use that image to develop human comprehension. Read More
Recent NewsDynamic Duo: RIT’s remote-sensing superheroes The Tiger Beat Blog: RIT’s remote-sensing superheroes—and more High School Summer Imaging Science Internship Applications Now Available RIT scientist heads team to measure polar ice melt RIT Campus Spotlight: Imaging Science Ph.D. student Kelly Canham | Recent PublicationsAre X-Rays Produced by V1647 Ori During Optical Outbursts Generated by Accretion? Calibration of a multi-projector system for display on a cylindrical surface Math Spotting: Retrieving Math in Technical Documents Using Handwritten Query Images An Analysis of Multimodal Sensor Fusion for Target Detection in an Urban Environment | Feature
CIS student Monica Cook selected for video feature as part of the RIT Office of the Provost student profile series (View video) Recent AwardsFrancis P. Padula: 2011 John I Davidson Presidents Award for Practical Papers (American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS)) John Kerekes: Senior Member (Optical Society of America) |
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