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Registrace 2. 06. 2015
Keynote Talk: Watch that first step: Groundhog Day and the Limits of Critique
geo4libcamp.github.io/
geoblacklight.org/
iiif.io/ Andrew Battista (Librarian for Geospatial Information Systems Services, New York University)
Groundhog Day references (and why we have them)
Geo4Lib Camp has always been held just before or just after February 2, Groundhog Day. During one conference, a plan for a speaker fell through at the last minute, and the Geo4Lib Camp organizers asked several attendees, including Andrew Battista, to give an impromptu talk. Andrew has a long personal tradition of writing essays that apply some academic discipline or critical method to the film Groundhog Day (1993). Andrew gave a talk on a Spatial Humanities reading of the film, and while strange, the talk was well-received. It has become somewhat of a tradition for Andrew to give a short talk each year about Groundhog Day. See the 2020 talk at
tiny.cc/groundhog2020/
Part of the Geo4LibCamp 2022 Program
geoblacklight.org/
iiif.io/ Andrew Battista (Librarian for Geospatial Information Systems Services, New York University)
Groundhog Day references (and why we have them)
Geo4Lib Camp has always been held just before or just after February 2, Groundhog Day. During one conference, a plan for a speaker fell through at the last minute, and the Geo4Lib Camp organizers asked several attendees, including Andrew Battista, to give an impromptu talk. Andrew has a long personal tradition of writing essays that apply some academic discipline or critical method to the film Groundhog Day (1993). Andrew gave a talk on a Spatial Humanities reading of the film, and while strange, the talk was well-received. It has become somewhat of a tradition for Andrew to give a short talk each year about Groundhog Day. See the 2020 talk at
tiny.cc/groundhog2020/
Part of the Geo4LibCamp 2022 Program
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Workshop: GitHub Grab Bag for Geo-Librarians
zhlédnutí 198Před 2 lety
geo4libcamp.github.io/ geoblacklight.org/ iiif.io/ Phil White (Earth, Environment and Geospatial Librarian, University of Colorado Boulder) Evan Thornberry (GIS Librarian, University of British Colombia) Join our workshop to learn about ways Geo-Librarians can use GitHub for collaboration and documentation beyond code development. Part of the Geo4LibCamp 2022 Program
Machines Reading Maps: from text on maps to linked spatial data; Valeria Vitale/Katherine McDonough
zhlédnutí 237Před 2 lety
geo4libcamp.github.io/ geoblacklight.org/ iiif.io/ Part of the Geo4LibCamp 2022 Program
Building GIS skills in just 10 minutes a day; Keith Jenkins
zhlédnutí 316Před 2 lety
geo4libcamp.github.io/ geoblacklight.org/ iiif.io/ Part of the Geo4LibCamp 2022 Program
Building a geospatial data curation toolkit; Melinda Kernik
zhlédnutí 153Před 2 lety
geo4libcamp.github.io/ geoblacklight.org/ iiif.io/ Part of the Geo4LibCamp 2022 Program
Extending GeoBlackight‚ A Search Schema with Dataset Exploration and Curation; Kevin Worthington
zhlédnutí 86Před 2 lety
geo4libcamp.github.io/ geoblacklight.org/ iiif.io/ Part of the Geo4LibCamp 2022 Program
Creating a Public Space for Georeferencing Sanborn Maps; Adam Cox
zhlédnutí 65Před 2 lety
geo4libcamp.github.io/ geoblacklight.org/ iiif.io/ Part of the Geo4LibCamp 2022 Program
Allmaps: open-source georeferencing for IIIF maps; Bert Spaan
zhlédnutí 229Před 2 lety
geo4libcamp.github.io/ geoblacklight.org/ iiif.io/ Part of the Geo4LibCamp 2022 Program
3 Things you can do to get started with spatial data, at Stanford!
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For the New Graduate Student Orientation 2021-22. An Introduction to the Stanford Geospatial Center, what we do, and how to get started with spatial data at Stanford! A production of the Stanford Geospatial Center, The Stanford Maps Library and The Branner Earth Sciences Library.
Stace Maples iiif Maps: A Brief History
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A production of the Stanford Geospatial Center, The Stanford Maps Library and The Branner Earth Sciences Library.
QGIS 101: An Introduction to Spatial Data with Open Source Software
zhlédnutí 4,5KPřed 3 lety
QGIS 101 mapninja.github.io/QGIS-101/ Stacey Maples - Geospatial Manager - Stanford Geospatial Center - stacemaples@stanford.edu David Medeiros - GIS Instruction & Support Specialist - Stanford Geospatial Center - davidmed@stanford.edu Overview This workshop aims to accomplish two things: Introduce participants to basic vocabulary, concepts and techniques for working with spatial data in resear...
ArcGIS Online 101: A Beginners Introduction
zhlédnutí 1,7KPřed 3 lety
A production of the Stanford Geospatial Center, The Stanford Maps Library and The Branner Earth Sciences Library.
Google Earth Engine 101: An Introduction for Complete Beginners
zhlédnutí 63KPřed 3 lety
Find the links to materials, slides and sample scripts, here: arcg.is/0DmS590 Meet Earth Engine Google Earth Engine is a geospatial processing service. With Earth Engine, you can perform geospatial processing at scale, powered by Google Cloud Platform. The purpose of Earth Engine is to: Provide an interactive platform for geospatial algorithm development at scale Enable high-impact, data-driven...
GIS Cartography 2020
zhlédnutí 1,6KPřed 3 lety
Short lecture on basic concepts of map design in GIS. For more cartography reading and resources please visit bit.ly/giscart A production of the Stanford Geospatial Center, The Stanford Maps Library and The Branner Earth Sciences Library.
Using Labelbox for labeling seamonsters and other cartographic elements
zhlédnutí 308Před 4 lety
This video describes the interface and process for labeling features in historic maps (seamonsters, ships, cartouches, etc...). This project seeks to identify points of pain in using iiif image infrastructure for creating training datasets for work with image collections. A production of the Stanford Geospatial Center, The Stanford Maps Library and The Branner Earth Sciences Library.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I am a beginner using this for my bachelor thesis.
Glad it was helpful!
This is a wonderful session. Very informative
Glad you think so!
I must say that I love how organized the scripts are. Mr Maples deserves many thanks for this clear and well-prepared webinar which I learned a lot.
Excellent! Very interesting lecture. Thanks a lot for sharing!!!
Thanks for the good introduction. One small correction I would suggest here: around 19:00, you are talking about the spectral bands of Landsat images and mention that it would include the red-edge band. This is IMO not completely correct, as red-edge should cover the range between 680-730nm, which is not captured by any band of Landsat satellites.
this is correct. Thanks for the correction. Sometimes my excitement gets ahead of me.
This was a super useful introduction! Thanks a lot!!!
thank you so much for making this public, i learnt and still learning from it whenever i watch it
How come i just learn about this tool. i have been coding for solid a decade.
thank you for this informative video
Thank you, very useful
i really needed this for my paper thanks !
This video inspires me (and many others, I am sure!) Thank you very much. Hope this channel would continue to grow.
Great tutorial !! Thank you !!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks this is very helpful for a beginner like me.