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A webinar that may be of interest, should you wish to learn about Esri’s Python data science tools, leveraging ArcGIS API for Python, ArcPy, and ArcGIS Notebooks.
Date: Wednesday, June 5th, 2019 Time: 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. (Eastern Time) Registration and additional information: https://www.esri.com/en-us/landing-page/product/2019/arcgis-notebooks-pycon-2019
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5/4/2019 SCGIS webinar: Earth’s vital signs: Planetary-scale monitoring with Google Earth Engine - 5/15Read NowEvent: "SCGIS: Earth’s vital signs: Planetary-scale monitoring with Google Earth Engine".
When: May 15, 2019 @ 11AM PT Where: Online Webinar Satellites have been systematically collecting imagery and scientific measurements of our changing planet for more than 40 years, yet until recently this treasure trove of “big data” has not been online and readily available for high-performance data mining. The Google Earth Engine platform (earthengine.google.com) was developed to facilitate “turning pixels to knowledge” at global scale for societal benefit. Earth Engine hosts online a multi-petapixel public data catalog, updating daily, together with tools that support massively-parallel geospatial analysis on datasets such as satellite and aerial imagery, weather and climate. As initiator and leader of Google Earth Engine, Rebecca Moore will describe the experiences of applying Google's mapping tools to the world's pressing problems in areas such as environmental conservation, human rights and creating a sustainable society. The Conservation Biology Institute (CBI) presents this webinar in partnership with the Society for Conservation GIS (SCGIS). Read more and register at: https://consbio.org/newsroom/events/scgis-webinar-earths-vital-signs-planetary-scale-monitoring-google-earth-engine-2 Shoreline Mapping Data and Products
April 11, 2019, 2:00 - 3:00 pm, Eastern Time Presenter: Tim Blackford, NGS Webinar Description: The NGS Coastal Mapping Program produces the national shoreline and other critical data used to update the NOAA nautical charts. The data is also used by coastal resource managers and others for GIS analysis, coastal modeling, and as the baseline for defining U.S. territorial limits. This webinar will provide an overview of how the NGS Remote Sensing Division collects, processes, and delivers shoreline mapping data and products. Technical Content Rating: Intermediate - Some prior knowledge of the topic is helpful. Learn more about the NGS Shoreline Mapping Program: As a reminder, the NGS Webinar Series hosts presentations on various topics related to NGS programs, projects, products and services to educate constituents about NGS activities.
3/11/2019 Telling your geoscience story with story maps - Webinar on Thursday March 14, 2019Read NowTelling your Geoscience Story with Story Maps
1pm Eastern/Noon Central/11am Mountain/10am Pacific Time Thu 14 Mar 2019 Communicating results of geoscience investigations to a diverse set of audiences will grow in importance in our 21st Century World. Communicating science is and will remain important to the entire community. GIS will continue to expand as an important tool for spatial analysis and visualization. Story maps are web mapping applications that provide geoscientists with the ability to combine 2D and 3D maps, audio, video, photographs, and narrative that can be shared with research colleagues, or the general public, and embedded in web pages and online presentation tools. This webinar will quickly give you the knowledge, skills, and confidence to make your own maps for telling your own story. Speaker: Joseph Kerski, PhD, GISP, Education Manager, Esri Free registration here: https://crm.americangeosciences.org/civicrm/event/info?id=175&reset=1 WEBINAR | Drone-based LiDAR mission planning and data collection with UgCS
This webinar on LiDAR and drones will focus on the most essential topics for mission planning with UgCS: mission planning considering altitude and speed vs point density accuracy, considering altitude vs beam divergence, flight safety and other basics. It will also include demos on importing job files (KML format) and setting up the terrain-following mode etc. The webinar will be conducted by
Modernizing the National Spatial Reference System in 2022
Aug 31, 2018 1:00 PM EDT https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8536989102067821314 In 2022, the National Geodetic Survey (NGS) will replace all components of the National Spatial Reference System (NSRS), including NAD 83 and NAVD 88, with a new system that is geocentric, time-dependent and not reliant upon passive control. Every survey, map or geolocation created today will be incompatible with the new system by as much as 4 meters, depending on where in the United States you are working. This misalignment could apply to every latitude and/or longitude and/or height in your work. In order to assist users in understanding and adapting to the new system, two technical reports were released by NGS in 2017, under the title “Blueprint for 2022”, with a third, companion report in the works. The first two reports provide the scientific and definitional aspects of four new time-dependent terrestrial reference frames and their companion “geopotential datum” (replacing and expanding upon the historic concept of a “vertical datum”). The third report will focus on the user community and how it can work within this new paradigm of time-dependent geodetic control. This talk will focus on all of the changes to expect in the future and ways that all geospatial professionals can adapt and thrive in the new system. January 18 - Webinar: Internship Opportunities with Student Conservation Association - Available online and in Kidder Hall 128, 12-1pm
CoS Internship Opportunities with Student conservation Association 1/18/2017 12:00 PM - 1/18/2017 1:00 PM Kidder 128 CoS Webinar Internship Opportunities with Student Conservation Association--- If you love the nature and wild life, please join us to learn about summer opportunities that Student Conservation Association (SCA) offers. SCA's 3-month summer internship is the most popular expense-paid opportunities for young conservationists to explore green career opportunities and to gain hands-on conservation and sustainability experience across the country. Join us to learn about the application process and ask recruiting coordinator any questions you have. This webinar is available both on-side in Kidder 128 and online (Once you RSVP before 5pm on Monday 1/16, you will receive a link to join the webinar in a location that is convenient for you.) This event is targeted toward students within the Colleges of Science, Forestry, Agricultural Sciences and Earth,Oceans and Atmospheric Sciences More information & to register: https://www.myinterfase.com/oregonstate/event_view.aspx?token=2j%2f8G7kUSNJsq8erW1VGHw%3d%3d Or please contact the OSU Career Development Center at 541.737.4085 or career@oregonstate.edu --- Example GIS intern at SCA: Senior GIS Intern LOCAL ONLY Expected Dates January 11, 2016 to August 30, 2017 Site San Mateo County Dept. of Parks Position ID PO-00698382 The San Mateo County Department of Parks is seeking a senior GIS Intern with a college degree in GIS or extensive experience in GIS and GPS, to serve as project lead. This intern will work closely with the San Mateo County Park Department's Natural Resource Manager to continue to design and implement a natural resource GIS database. Working together they will design the system, identify data layers, establish data collection protocols, prioritize resources and parks to be inventoried, develop training modules for future data collectors, determine technology needs, purchase selected technology, and implement the GIS database. The Intern will coordinate, train, and help oversee SCA Youth Data Collection Teams in the field collecting natural resource data with I-Pads and other field technology. The Senior GIS Intern works in the Natural Resources Division of San Mateo County Parks, and is the primary GIS representative for the entire Parks Department. This position reports directly to the Natural Resources Manager, but assists other Park staff with GIS-based mapping requests. The Senior GIS Intern is responsible for collecting, cleaning and organizing all GIS files for San Mateo County Parks and adding the files to the San Mateo County Parks Geodatabase. The Senior GIS Intern is also responsible for maintaining and updating the Geodatabase, keeping it organized and ensuring the appropriate files are added to it. The Intern works closely with the County's GIS team and GIS contractors, who maintain a larger, county-wide GIS program and Geodatabase. The Intern should be adept at a variety of GIS applications including "traditional" applications using vector and raster files, and remote sensing applications (NDVI, NRG, etc.). Applicants should be able to interpret color and black & white (with and without near infrared) aerial photography (orthophotos), satellite imagery, LiDAR imagery and false color infrared images. In addition to internal GIS work, the GIS Intern will coordinate with SCA Program Staff in the area to engage local SCA Summer and School Year Community Crews in various GIS-based projects for San Mateo County Parks including, but not limited to trail and trail condition mapping, invasive species monitoring, and facilities monitoring and mapping. In some cases the GIS Intern will lead these activities, which may require working on Saturday or Sunday. For more information: http://www.thesca.org/serve/position/senior-gis-intern-local-only/po-00698382 Friday, July 29th, Geospatial Training Services we'll be presenting a free webinar entitled Introduction to Spatial Statistics Toolbox for ArcGIS Desktop. In this webinar we'll give you a high level overview of the available tools, when to use the tools, and demonstrate some of the more popular tools such as Hot Spot Analysis, Cluster and Outlier Analysis, and others.
Space is limited so sign up soon to reserve your space. Sign up at: https://itrain.leadpages.co/introduction-spatial-statistics/ The National GeoTech Center normally will be presenting monthly FREE webinars on the
third Wednesday of each month at 2:00 PM Eastern time. SAVE the DATES! Date and Time: April 13, 2016 “Latest Developments in Oceanographic Applications of GIS” Dr. Dawn Wright is chief scientist of the Environmental Systems Research Institute (aka Esri), a world-leading geographic information system (GIS) software, research and development company. As chief scientist, Dr. Wright aids in formulating and advancing the intellectual agenda for the environmental, conservation, climate, and ocean sciences aspect of Esri's work, while also representing Esri to the national/international scientific community. She maintains an affiliated faculty appointment as Professor of Geography and Oceanography in the College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences at Oregon State University. Dr. Wright’s research interests include geographic information science; ocean informatics and cyberinfrastructure; benthic terrain and habitat characterization; and the processing and interpretation of high-resolution bathymetry, video, and underwater photographic images. She has authored or co-authored more than 130 articles and five books on marine geographic information systems, hydrothermal activity and tectonics of mid-ocean ridges, and marine data modeling and cyberinfrastructure. Dr. Wright has participated in over 20 oceanographic research expeditions worldwide, including 10 legs of the Ocean Drilling Program, three dives in the deep submergence vehicle Alvin and twice in the Pisces V. Her fieldwork has taken her to some of the most geologically active regions of the planet, including the East Pacific Rise, the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, the Juan de Fuca Ridge, the Tonga Trench, and volcanoes under the Japan Sea and the Indian Ocean. Dr. Wright serves on the Science Advisory Boards of NOAA, the EPA, and Conservation International, as well as many journal editorial boards. She is a AAAS Fellow, as well as a fellow of Stanford University's Leopold Leadership Program. In 2007, she was named U.S. Professor of the Year for the State of Oregon by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education. Dr. Wright holds an Individual Interdisciplinary Ph.D. in Physical Geography and Marine Geology from UC-Santa Barbara, an M.S. in Oceanography from Texas A&M, and a B.S. cum laude in Geology from Wheaton College (Illinois). Other interests include road cycling, apricot green tea gummy bears, 18th-century pirates, her dog Sally, and Spongebob Squarepoints. Follow her on Twitter @deepseadawn Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/latest-developments-in-oceanographic-applications-of-gis-webinar-tickets-21723787433 Wednesday, May 18, 2016 “Geo-Capacity Building in Europe” Presented By: Karl Dohnert, Consultant, President, EUROGEO May 18, 2016 2:00pm (ET) to 3:00pm (ET) Abstract: Geo business is booming in Europe. Projects like GeoSkills Plus have shown that in many countries, demand for a geospatial workforce is not being met by supply. Central administration (the European Commission and Ministries of Education) seem largely unaware of the problems being faced by the industry. I suggest that more radical change in education is necessary, integrating Geo-ICT in different education sectors. In order to achieve this, connecting all stakeholders will be essential. This webinar reports on initiatives to support and enhance geospatial education in Europe and specifically those undertaken with the European Association of Geographers. It suggests the importance of 'hidden work' developing a strong lobby for geospatial education for all and sets out goals and new projects to redress the situation. Register for Webinar: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/geo-capacity-building-in-europe-webinar-tickets-22545795080 Karl Donert is a consultant and education specialist. He is Director of the European Centre of Excellence, digital-earth.eu, based at Salzburg University, Austria and Director of Innovative Learning Network. He is President of EUROGEO (the European Association of Geographers), a UK National Teaching Fellow. He is Adjunct Professor at the University of Salzburg and was coordinator of the HERODOT Network for Geography in higher education. He is Vice President of the Democracy, Social Cohesion and Global Challenges group at the Council of Europe, an expert to the European Commission in Brussels, an elected member of Academea Europea. He researches and publishes widely on many aspects of geographical education, citizenship, the use of geo-media and new technologies and on the state of Geography in Europe. Dr. Tosha Comendant, Senior Scientist at Conservation Biology Institute, will give an introductory tour to demonstrate multiple ways to explore and create content in Data Basin. Data Basin is an online mapping and analysis platform that supports learning, research, and sustainable environmental stewardship. The tour will include examples of keyword & geographic search functions, mapping, and collaborative tools. A 30 minute presentation will be followed by 15 minutes of informal questions and discussion. Questions always welcome to: databasin@consbio.org
Title: Navigating the Data Basin Platform: A Guided Tour Date: Thursday, January 15, 2015 Time: 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM PACIFIC TIME Space is limited. Reserve your Webinar seat now at: https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/191385110 After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the Webinar. View discussion online: scgis.org/discussion/id/641 |
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