The BYU Center for Remote Sensing (CERS) coordinates research and academic activities across multiple colleges and departments on the BYU campus. The Center also coordinates and/or administers a small set of interdisciplinary courses in Remote Sensing and the Earth Sciences. The Center will administer a Visiting Scientist program designed to facilitate visiting scholars' participation in BYU research and teaching activities in support of Remote Sensing and the Earth Sciences. The primary goals of the Center are: 1) to enhance the academic experience for BYU students 2) to foster and expand research opportunities, experiences, and funding for faculty and students, 3) to attract and retain world-class faculty at BYU, and 4) to strengthen existing BYU programs.

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18 Apr. 2004 - The Scatterometer Climate Record Pathfinder Project announces a new Current Icebergs web page tracking the current position of large Antarctic icebergs.

30 Mar. 2003 - The Winter 2003 Edition of the CERS Observer The most recent edition of the BYU Center for Remote Sensing's news letter, CERS Observer, is available for download in viewing in Adobe PDF format.

July 3, 2002 - The CERS Site has received a nice overhaul to make it look like the SCP and MERS sites. Report any broken links to long@ee.byu.edu

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