Fish and zooplankton
habitat through remote sensing Dave
Warner 2001 - 2002 Fellow
The primary objective
of this exercise is to expose students to the variety of ways in which scientists
use remote sensing and how these uses relate to everyday life. Additionally
students will learn about zooplankton and fish, two important groups of organisms
in both aquatic and marine environments. Lastly, students will be conducting
original research that is relatively open-ended. They will be giving a few
starting principles, but there are no truly right or wrong answers to the questions
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