10th
SPLIT REMOTE SENSING®
PROFESSIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 2025

Split, Croatia: June 30 – July 5, 2025

Following events in Split (2014), Thessaloniki (2015), Chania (2016), Dubrovnik (2017), Prague (2018), Bolzano (2019), Zadar (2022), Porto (2023), and Granada (2024), the SPLITRS Summer School will once again be held in Split, Croatia in 2025.

An intensive remote sensing program for professionals and graduate students will be held in the vibrant city of Split, Croatia, a place rich in history and tradition. You’ll have the chance to explore this fascinating city, home to Diocletian’s magnificent palace, which stood alone until the 7th century. It was then that refugees fleeing the destruction of nearby Salona—once the capital of the Roman province of Dalmatia—transformed it into a thriving town. Over twelve centuries of continuous urban life have resulted in a rich and multilayered architectural identity, making Split an inspiring backdrop for learning.

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Note: Information about our US program SPLIT Geoscience organized for undergraduate students in the US could be found here: splitgeoscience.com

FEATURES OF THE EVENT

  • Machine Learning: A course dedicated to using machine learning techniques for wildfire prediction.
  • Landsat-Derived Global Cropland Mapping: Utilizing machine learning and cloud computing for effective mapping of global croplands based on Landsat data.
  • ARTMO Toolbox: A comprehensive tool for analyzing and processing hyperspectral data.
  • Drone Data: Utilizing data from various sensors for diverse environmental and agricultural applications.
  • LiDAR: A hands-on course focused on handheld LiDAR data collection and processing.
  • SAR – TBD
  • Field Trip: Explore Krka National Park and the charming town of Skradin, with scheduled drone and LiDAR data collection activities.

SPLITRS 2025 in Split, Croatia 

OUR GOAL

SPLITRS is an intensive and advanced learning event that offers valuable insights into the latest techniques from top international professors and researchers through hands-on sessions and lectures. Participants will explore various remote sensing applications using UAS (drones), LiDAR sensors, SAR, and a range of remote sensing software.

While comprehensive knowledge of remote sensing is not required, a basic understanding is recommended. To receive a Certificate of Completion, participants are expected to attend and engage throughout the entire event. SPLITRS operates as a non-profit school, with all profits directed toward supporting students in need.

University of Split – Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture (FESB)

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