Remote Sensing Summer School
An international learning platform since 2008
Now in its second decade, the summer school brings together researchers, industry experts and participants from around the world to explore the latest methods, technologies and applications in wind energy. Through lectures, practical demonstrations, hands-on experiments and discussions, participants gain both theoretical insight and practical experience while expanding their professional networks.
The next edition is currently being planned. Follow this page for more updates.
Programme highlights
Each edition is developed around current research topics and invited speakers. While the programme evolves from year to year, previous editions have included:
- Lectures by leading researchers
- Research presentations and discussions
- Networking opportunities with participants from academia and industry
- Social activities
Growing year after year
Since its launch, the DTU Remote Sensing Summer School has welcomed more than 400 participants from universities, research institutions and industry around the world. Alongside editions held at DTU Risø Campus, the summer school has also been hosted in Bulgaria, Japan, and USA through collaborations with international academic partners. These editions have expanded opportunities for knowledge exchange, strengthened research networks between institutions, and exposed participants to different perspectives on remote sensing and wind energy. With each edition, the programme continues to evolve to reflect emerging research, new measurement technologies and the changing needs of the wind energy sector.
The summer school helped me understand how different lidar systems work and when each type is most useful. It was also a great opportunity to meet other researchers who are working on similar challenges from different perspectives.
Before attending this summer school, I had very little exposure to remote sensing devices. It gave me a solid understanding of the technologies and their applications. I would recommend it not only to people working in wind energy, but also to anyone interested in meteorology or related fields.
Previous editions through the years
Key information
Our international summer school collaborations
Discover remote sensing summer schools offered in collaboration with international academic partners, providing additional opportunities for learning, knowledge exchange and networking within the wind energy community.
Contact
Alfredo Peña Díaz Professor Department of Wind and Energy Systems aldi@dtu.dk