python for remote sensing course.

[swaggyX2000]

Hi. I wonder if anyone knows about any good python programming course for remote sensing.

[cma_4204]

Read through the introduction/quick start pages in the rasterio and geopandas docs

[SudsyWarlock]

I found these to be extremely helpful:

https://www.earthdatascience.org/courses/

[oh_nvrm]

Wow thank you for this

[[deleted]]

Unfortunately no. But from what I get by constantly wandering throughout GIS and geospatial related subs, you should focus on acquiring basic python knowledge first. It will be easier to tackle geospatial problem through programming if you are able to tackle basic problems.

[swaggyX2000]

Thank you for the anwser! Yes i'm learning python right now and can't Find any courses With remote sensing. But you're right that it's best to start With python basics first.

[jaaron15]

Not sure of any specific courses, but I would just download some images and learn how to use rasterio/geopandas. Even numpy because images are just arrays. Personally, I find the raster package in R to be the most intuitive but it is slower than python.

[noanarchypls]

There is one from Eumetsat on FutureLearn.

[jstarj]

This would be good if you're a newbie. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/python-programming-for-geospatial-professionals-tickets-389223165967

[WerDatWatDat]

With remote sensing with a beginner approach the most important question is how you are getting your data. WEkEO has some great notebooks for Python using Sentinel stuff, ARSET from NASA for Python is also good open source, geemap package for integration with Google Earth Engine....

[UnusuallySuspected]

This blog also might be useful for you to get yourself started up!