SUNY UFS Spring Plenary starting up in person in Tarrytown along the Hudson, hosted by @sunyopt and @sunydownstate @SUNYUFS @suny
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NUAIR In Rome Reaches Difficult FAA Milestone In Drone Integration Program
via @waer883
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What a view!! #UBuffalo's new drone testing facility, nicknamed SOAR: buffalo.edu/ubnow/stories/20…
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As several intense wildfires continue to rage in Oregon, California, and other states, there's a wall of smoke on the U.S. West Coast. earthobservatory.nasa.gov/im… #OregonFires #CaliforniaFires
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Maine aims to install 100,00 heatpumps into homes by 2025, accounting for nearly a fifth of the state. “To really get to the full scale and take it even further, federal investment would make a big difference,” said @PingreeHannah.
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An analysis found that deforestation for palm oil has plummeted from a million acres per year to fewer than 250,000 acres in each of the past three years. It’s a remarkable decline, like wiping away the pollution from more than 80 coal-fired power plants. e360.yale.edu/features/how-p…
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Did you know that Ursa Major is the most visible constellation? Check out this #VOTD by @ritz_Tableau to learn about constellations named after Greek and Roman myths: tabsoft.co/3lrIeoc
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Harmful algal blooms may get worse as temperatures and nutrient-rich runoff increase. Satellite sensing could help detect blooms early and limit health risks.
@AguGeohealth research from @yusukekuwayama et al., @RFFvaluables @rff. Story by @dshultz14
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The Lost Treasures of Coco, by Jakob Listabarth, is filled with wonderful, textured details... AND intricate design in the marginalia 👀
Want to see it all and read about what inspired this design?
PRE-ORDER LINK HERE! atlasofdesign.bigcartel.com/…
#gischat #cartography #maps
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ICYMI - "Continuous land imaging from space is vital to accurately assess the impacts and implications of global land change, now and in the future."
Read it here: ow.ly/tLEB50BaFVK
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#ICYMI #LandsatPublication
Mapping three decades of annual irrigation across the US High Plains Aquifer using Landsat and Google Earth Engine (Nov. 2019)
#Landsat
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ALT Spatially explicit trends in irrigated area from 1999 to 2017. Center: Rate of change over time from linear regression based on a uniform 8 km2 aggregated grid. Cells with nonsignificant trends (alpha ≥ 0.05) or <5% irrigated area are in gray. Left: Zoomed insets of regions with decreasing irrigated area over time. Right: Zoomed insets of regions with increasing irrigation over time.
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The California and Colorado blazes are the latest examples of climate-driven wildfires around the world burning not only bigger, hotter and faster, but exploding into once rare landscapes and seasons in which they were previously rare.
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Join @napsgfoundation @nsgic and @URISA on Tues Aug 25 for the 2nd part of the series "Open Community Forum: COVID-19 Technology & GIS Hot Wash" - to listen, learn, and share your data science, GIS, and technology-related challenges and success stories. conta.cc/313bOIr
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This year will rank among the hottest in recorded history and could possibly break the all-time record set in 2016. If 2020 does top the list, it will do so without the major El Niño event that boosted global temperatures four years ago. @sciam reports: scientificamerican.com/artic…
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I have a piece in the New Yorker about the vulnerability of GPS and the global rise of attacks on the system. It was posted last week on the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima. The timing was coincidental, but it’s an interesting coincidence. (1) newyorker.com/tech/annals-of…
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Germany aims to phase out coal-fired power entirely by 2038 — a target that could cut the country’s carbon dioxide emissions by a quarter. The plan would help spur the country’s shift toward renewable energy sources such as wind and solar. e360.yale.edu/digest/germany…
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Siberian town tops 100 degrees F, the hottest temperature ever recorded north of the Arctic Circle.
This scares me, I have to say.
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@URISA Vanguard Cabinet applications are open! Join the #leadership cohort of young professionals in the GIS industry. We work to make URISA and the GIS industry as a whole more #accessible and #inclusive for all.
urisa.org/vanguardcabinet
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.@MAGTUG #webinar announcement! @Esri COVID-19 Recovery Solutions ℹ️ Register online: bit.ly/3e3saFl #gis #transportation #coronavirus