The 5th day at the DTU PhD Summer School on Remote Sensing for Wind Energy covered Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) remote sensing and power curves.
It concluded with a plenary session.
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4th Day at DTU PhD Summer School
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Day 3 at DTU PhD Summer School
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Day 2 at the DTU PhD Summer School
StandardDay 2 at the DTU PhD Summer School on Remote Sensing for Wind Energy focuses on Continuous Wave (CW) lidars and Pulsed lidars.
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At DTU Riso for the PhD Summer School on Remote Sensing for Wind Energy
StandardAttending the PhD Summer School on Remote Sensing for Wind Energy at the Institute of Wind Energy at the Denmark Technical University (DTU Riso) in Roskilde, Denmark.
Day 1 focused on LIDARs. It included a walk to check out the historical met mast and a view of the wind turbines (see images).
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Attending the DTU PhD Summer School on Remote Sensing for Wind Energy
StatusAttending the DTU PhD Summer School on Remote Sensing for Wind Energy.
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Insight, a mission to explore Mars’ Interior
So far the only way to get any information about the interior of rocky planets was from the moment of inertia which is related to a planets mass distribution. This only allowed to estimate if a planet has a mantle and what the estimated thicknesses of the core and mantle are. Of course, other (remote sensing) methods like potential (gravity and magnetic) fields can also give more information about a planets interior. However, the only solid way to determine the layer interface and their depth and thicknesses is seismic imaging, a popular technique used to image Earth’s subsurface and interior.
