Training programme on "Remote Sensing & GIS" begins
Source: The Sangai Express

Imphal, April 26 2025: A 45-day intensive training programme on "Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS)" kicked off today at CubeTen's training facility in Mantripukhri.

The programme is a collaborative initiative of Manipur Remote Sensing Applications Centre (MARSAC) and CubeTen Technologies Pvt Ltd.

As per a release issued by MARSAC, the training will be conducted by highly experienced scientists and domain experts from premier institutions such as MARSAC, North Eastern Space Applications Centre (NESAC), Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Defense Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), and other reputed organizations.

The inaugural ceremony was jointly presided over by O Nodiachand Singh, Director, MARSAC, and Haobam Joyremba, Managing Director, CubeTen Technologies Pvt Ltd.

In his inaugural address, Nodiachand emphasized the crucial role of Remote Sensing and GIS technologies in enhancing evidence-based decision-making and governance.

"In Manipur's context, where terrain, resource distribution, and disaster vulnerability are unique and complex, these technologies can offer robust solutions.

From agricultural planning and water resource management to urban development and disaster response, Remote Sensing and GIS provide a modem toolkit for strategic action", he added.

Haobam Joyremba highlighted the importance of bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world applications.

"This programme is a testament to the growing synergy between public institutions and private enterprises.

We at CubeTen believe that technology can be a great equalizer, and with the right training, our local talent can not only keep pace with but also contribute to global advancements in geospatial intelligence", he added.

The 45-day programme comprises both theoretical modules and extensive hands-on training, including field data collection, satellite image interpretation, spatial data analysis, GPS handling, UAV /drone (Survey mapping) and GIS project development.

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