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Biosystems Instrumentation

Course leader  
Hans W. Griepentrog    LIFE     
Michael Nørremark    AU-ST    Michael.Norremark@agrsci.dk 
Credits: 10   ECTS
Course period: 12 days  October   2011
Course date: 8-16 December 2011 
NOVA course code: 30-100414-378 
Documents:  
Course plan Course schedule
Admission mail:  
Michael.Norremark@agrsci.dk
Link to course homepage:  
http://agrsci.au.dk/fileadmin/DJF/IBT/PHD_course_Biosystems_Instrumentation_web1.pdf
 

Course description
Biosystems Instrumentation is becoming more and more important for PhD students of different disciplines not only from technology related. In Scandinavia the PhD education but also the research in general is often on high technology level due to the need for environmental monitoring. Having followed the course the students will understand principles and limitations in using measuring and sensing systems as well as data processing methods. Sensing systems will be described, demonstrated and applied as tools for scientific research within agriculture and related areas. The students will achieve a deeper knowledge about measuring principles, selection of equipment and data processing systems. They will also achieve qualifications to judge results with regard to credibility and accuracy.

Other NOVA PhD courses 2011

  13th Nordic Soil Zoology Symposium and PhD course  Soil Zoology 
  An introduction to the experimental economics method with applications to agriculture, forestry and environmental and natural resource economics  Agriculture Economics 
  Applied statistics with R for the agricultural, life and veterinary sciences  Statistics in agriculture 
  Breeding for Adaptation to Climate Change  Plant Breeding 
  Carbon dynamics in terrestrial ecosystems with implications for climate change mitigation  Carbon dynamics in managed terrestrial ecosystems 
  Communication in Insects  BeeNOVA 
  Decision-oriented data acquisition strategies for analysis of a sustainable forestry  Forest planning and inventory 
  Ecology and silviculture of multi-functional forests  Multifunctional forestry 
  EpiNOVA Advanced Course - Infectious Disease Modelling  Veterinary Epidemiology 
  EpiNOVA advanced course – Survival analysis  Veterinary Epidemiology 
  Forest restoration in theory and practice  Forest restoration 
  Methods and Constraints for Optimization of Animal Breeding Schemes  Animal Breeding 
  NOVA Post graduate course "Clinical and Biomedical Research and Scientific Methods. Experimental design in Clinical Studies. Clinical intervention and evidence-based medicine"  Veterinary clinical research and scientific method 
  Organic Food and Farming Systems and Climate Change Mitigation  Agro Ecology 
  Participatory planning  Forest planning and inventory 
  Plant diseases; from survival to epidemics, and management strategies  Plant Pathology 
  Public Policy for the Global Food System with Emphasis on Developing Countries  Global Food Policy 
  Quantitative genetics with integration of genomic selection 2011  Animal Breeding 
  Ruminant lipid metabolism and product quality  AnimalNutrition 
  Urban Dendrology  Urban Forestry & Urban Greening 
  Wood structure and properties with a special emphasis on wood durability  Wood Technology 
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