Spatial Signals
von AmericaView
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To Better Use Earth Observations To Benefit Society with Tim Stryker
To Better Use Earth Observations To Benefit Society with Tim Stryker
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Spatial Signals is a podcast about remote sensing, GIS, and geospatial technologies - but more importantly it’s a podcast about the people who use and apply them. This podcast is sponsored by AmericaView, the national remote sensing network dedicated to empowering Earth Observation. Your hosts are Dr. Bradley Shellito from Youngstown State University and Mr. Chris McGinty, the Executive Director of AmericaView. New episodes every Monday morning.
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- To Better Use Earth Observations To Benefit Society with Tim Stryker · 41 Min. · Folge 83Tim Stryker from Hudson Passage, LLC joins us to talk about the Presidential Management Fellows Program, Tim’s time being a guide for a traveling exhibit in the former Soviet…
- The View From Above with Tim Warner · 43 Min. · Folge 82Tim Warner from West Virginia University joins us to talk about enjoying the view from above as a kid, a career-defining course in photogeology and remote sensing, Spectral…
- Every Pixel Has A Story with Peder Nelson · 44 Min. · Folge 81Peder Nelson from Oregon State University joins us to talk about his father's time working at EROS in Sioux Falls, Landsat as Peder’s other sibling, simulating with cameras what…
- The Drone Rangers with Tracy Shane · 42 Min. · Folge 80Tracy Shane from the University of Nevada-Reno joins us to talk about her backpacking trips with her grandmother as a kid, learning to read topo maps at age seven, the Nevada…
- The Whole World Was Flat with Yuting Zhou · 35 Min. · Folge 79Yuting Zhou from Oklahoma State University joins us to talk about a long trip where flat land turned into mountains, tools for understanding landscape changes, studying ecology…
- Married Into Remote Sensing with Jan Eitel · 38 Min. · Folge 78Jan Eitel from the University of Idaho joins us to talk about going from plot scale to landscape scale, the McCall Outdoor Science School, introducing K-12 students to lidar…
- From The Family Business with Paige Williams · 36 Min. · Folge 77Paige Williams from Virginia Commonwealth University joins us to talk about traveling to the Esri conference in San Diego with her mom while in high school, being inspired by…
- The iPhonification of Data Storage with John Millard · 49 Min. · Folge 76John Millard from Miami University joins us to talk about the career of Keanu Reeves, becoming a librarian from a business program, technology based jobs for librarians, Dad…
- The Thing That Happened Was Landsat with Mary O'Neill · 42 Min. · Folge 75Mary O’Neill from South Dakota State University joins us to talk about a work study job in the plant science department, the Remote Sensing Institute (RSI) at SDSU, remote…
- That Data Layer Sandwich with Mike Taylor · 36 Min. · Folge 74Mike Taylor from NASA’s Landsat Project Science Support Team joins us to talk about job fields merging computers and the outdoors, a life-changing 14-day geography field study…
- Payment For Ecosystem Services with Mary Schorse · 37 Min. · Folge 73Mary Schorse from the University of Delaware joins us to talk about her background in education and how it connects with geospatial technologies, the expansion of geospatial…
- Map Layouts and Band Combinations with Parinaz Rahimzadeh · 37 Min. · Folge 72Parinaz Rahimzadeh from the University of Maine joins us to talk about finding GIS and remote sensing on her first day of university, creating map layouts and band combinations…
- Teaching GIS - The Squared Circle, Round Five · 59 Min. · Folge 71This is Round Five of our special “Squared Circle” episodes, where a group of guests gets together to wrestle with a particular topic. For this episode, we're joined by Ms…
- Breaking The Law of Gravity with Jason Lorenzon · 41 Min. · Folge 70Jason Lorenzon from Kent State University joins us to talk about his wanting to be a pilot from an early age, sneaking to the Windsor airport to get a private pilot license…
- Russ and Kass' Excellent Adventure with Russ Congalton and Kass Green · 39 Min. · Folge 69Russ Congalton from the University of New Hampshire and Kass Green from Kass Green and Associates return to talk about how they briefly met a first time, a second meeting at the…
- The Author Is Always The Last One To Know with Aaron Maxwell · 43 Min. · Folge 68Aaron Maxwell from West Virginia University returns to talk about his first book in supervised learning being publishing, where the book’s concept came from, Aaron’s co-authors…
- No Escape From Geology with Umesh Haritashya · 42 Min. · Folge 67Umesh Haritashya from the University of Dayton joins us to talk about trying to major in zoology and ending up in geology instead, then trying to get into petroleum and ending up…
- Surrounded By Maps with Morgan Crowley · 41 Min. · Folge 66Morgan Crowley from the Great Lakes Forestry Centre joins us to talk about growing up with maps and aerial images, Russ Congalton’s mentorship of Morgan at the University of New…
- Sagebrush and Locust Habitats with Ramesh Sivanpillai · 32 Min. · Folge 65Ramesh Sivanpillai from the University of Wyoming joins us to talk about his taking a mandatory remote sensing class for his physics degree, remote sensing data access, how…
- The Connection Between Science and Art with Anita Simic-Milas · 37 Min. · Folge 64Anita Simic-Milas from Bowling Green State University joins us to talk about her encounter with GIS and Unix in her very last course as an undergraduate student, GRASS GIS…
