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DESCRIPTION:On 9 June 2026\, the IEEE GRSS Oman Chapter\, in collaboration 
 with the Remote Sensing and GIS Research Center\, Sultan Qaboos University
  (SQU)\, organized a technical session entitled &quot;Applications of Remote Se
 nsing in the Field of Astronomy&quot; for the staff of the Department of Astron
 omical Affairs\, Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs. The event w
 as held at the Remote Sensing and GIS Research Center\, SQU\, and was atte
 nded by 13 participants.\nThe session focused on the application of remote
  sensing and geospatial technologies in supporting astronomical observatio
 ns and research. Participants were introduced to the use of satellite remo
 te sensing for atmospheric monitoring\, cloud cover assessment\, dust and 
 aerosol analysis\, environmental monitoring\, and observatory site evaluat
 ion. The presentation also highlighted the integration of Geographic Artif
 icial Intelligence (GeoAI) with Earth observation data to improve geospati
 al analysis\, automate data interpretation\, and support decision-making i
 n astronomy-related applications.\nPractical examples and case studies rel
 evant to Oman were presented to demonstrate how remote sensing can contrib
 ute to lunar visibility studies\, environmental assessment for astronomica
 l observations\, and broader space-related scientific initiatives. The ses
 sion concluded with an interactive discussion on future collaboration oppo
 rtunities and the potential role of advanced geospatial technologies in en
 hancing astronomical research and operational activities. The event succes
 sfully strengthened participants&#39; awareness of emerging remote sensing tec
 hnologies and their applications in the field of related astronomical appl
 ications.\n\nSultan Qaboos University\, Remote Sensing and GIS Research Ce
 nter\, Al-Khod\, Oman\, Oman
LOCATION:Sultan Qaboos University\, Remote Sensing and GIS Research Center\
 , Al-Khod\, Oman\, Oman
ORGANIZER:yalmula@squ.edu.om
SEQUENCE:7
SUMMARY:Applications of Remote Sensing in the field of Astronomy
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/566369
X-ALT-DESC:Description: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;&amp;nbsp\;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;On 9 June 2026\, the IEEE 
 GRSS Oman Chapter\, in collaboration with the Remote Sensing and GIS Resea
 rch Center\, Sultan Qaboos University (SQU)\, organized a technical sessio
 n entitled &quot;Applications of Remote Sensing in the Field of Astronomy&quot; for 
 the staff of the Department of Astronomical Affairs\, Ministry of Endowmen
 ts and Religious Affairs. The event was held at the Remote Sensing and GIS
  Research Center\, SQU\, and was attended by 13 participants.&lt;br&gt;The sessi
 on focused on the application of remote sensing and geospatial technologie
 s in supporting astronomical observations and research. Participants were 
 introduced to the use of satellite remote sensing for atmospheric monitori
 ng\, cloud cover assessment\, dust and aerosol analysis\, environmental mo
 nitoring\, and observatory site evaluation. The presentation also highligh
 ted the integration of Geographic Artificial Intelligence (GeoAI) with Ear
 th observation data to improve geospatial analysis\, automate data interpr
 etation\, and support decision-making in astronomy-related applications.&lt;b
 r&gt;Practical examples and case studies relevant to Oman were presented to d
 emonstrate how remote sensing can contribute to lunar visibility studies\,
  environmental assessment for astronomical observations\, and broader spac
 e-related scientific initiatives. The session concluded with an interactiv
 e discussion on future collaboration opportunities and the potential role 
 of advanced geospatial technologies in enhancing astronomical research and
  operational activities. The event successfully strengthened participants&#39;
  awareness of emerging remote sensing technologies and their applications 
 in the field of related astronomical applications.&lt;/p&gt;
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