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Are you ready to explore power dynamics and ethics related to everyday geographic data? This teaser module of GeoTechE is focused on understanding the context of geodata production and linked ethics concerns.
The next course run begins Monday, May 13 2024.
This powerful simulation approach is widely used by scientists, stakeholders, and policy makers, particularly when coupled with geospatial and agricultural management data. Over the next few weeks you too will learn to grasp complex ABM concepts, craft ABMS with geospatial data, and code in NetLogo.
The next course run begins Monday, May 13 2024.
Whether you are a farmer looking to integrate UAV data into your toolkit, a researcher venturing into precision agriculture, or a UAV enthusiast seeking practical applications for your hobby, this course is for you!
The next course run begins Monday, May 13 2024.
Ready to unlock the power of maps for real-world impact? This course is your gateway to designing web applications that unlock the potential of geospatial data.
The next course run begins Monday, May 13 2024.
Collect Earth Online, or CEO, is an open source satellite image viewing and interpretation platform developed by SERVIR. CEO allows users to conduct image interpretation projects using global high-resolution imagery, while also permitting users to upload their own imagery.
An image interpretation project refers to taking a set of imagery and labeling it based on what we can observe at different locations. In this course, we will learn how to conduct an image interpretation project in Collect Earth Online in the context of land cover and land use.
In this course, you will learn how to create and conduct your own image interpretation project in Collect Earth Online. You will learn the different characteristics of the imagery offered by CEO, as well as how to import external imagery into the platform. You will learn the different components of planning an image interpretation project, as well as the best practices when interpreting imagery and collecting data.
The next course run begins Monday 8 April 2024.
ClimateSERV offers users access to historical and forecasted data regarding temperature, precipitation, soil moisture, and other biophysical data. In this course, we will learn how to request, visualize, and analyze ClimateSERV data using both the Graphical User Interface (GUI) and the Application Programming Interface (API).
The next course run begins Monday 8 April 2024.
