ICTP College on Optics: Theory and Applications of Lidar | (smr 3706)
Starts 16 May 2022
Ends 19 May 2022
Central European Time
ICTP
Strada Costiera, 11
I - 34151 Trieste (Italy)
Deadline extended: 12 May 2022
An ICTP Virtual Meeting
Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) is a remote sensing method that is growing rapidly as a method of generating three-dimensional images in applications as diverse as climate science, archaeology, fisheries, and autonomous vehicle navigation.
A lidar instrument must be designed with careful consideration of the application-driven needs, but this design is based on some common optical principles. This will be a forum where these principles are taught and discussed, along with representative applications drawn from current research and industry activities.
The college will be entirely virtual and abbreviated so that it is reasonably accessible over a wide range of time zones. In addition to lidar there will be special topics related to the UNESCO International Day of Light touching on best practices in outreach, training and research.
Topics in Lidar:
Atmospheric Lidar
Insect and Fish Lidar
Lidar for Autonomous Vehicles
Coherent Lidar
Photon-Counting Compressive Lidar
Speakers:
J. HOWELL, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
W. R. BABBITT, Montana State University, USA
J. SHAW, Montana State University, USA
Special Topics:
Educational outreach and gender equity
ICTP Laboratory opportunities for developing country scientists
Optical Encryption
Speakers:
I. ASHRAF ZAHID, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan
J. F. BARRERA, Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia
H. CABRERA, ICTP, Italy
Applicants are encouraged to submit a 'Research Abstract'.
Please use our templates (available below for download) to format your abstract in PDFs. A number of abstracts may be selected for a short contributed presentation.