There are so many aspects of our world that are still unknown, underappreciated, or not fully understood. Today you have the ability to explore and uncover how our world works digitally. Digital Geographic Techniques like GIS, Remote Sensing (RS), GPS, Geostats, and Web Mapping are versatile with limitless applications. The only thing limiting you is developing your skillsets. Look below and learn how to digital explore the world.
Let's Learn!How to convert Lat/Long from Degree, Minutes, Seconds into Decimal Degrees.
YouTube VideoHow to convert Lat/Long from Decimal Degrees to Degree, Minutes, Seconds.
YouTube Video4 band Aerial Photo (RGBiR) is used to calculate the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI)
YouTube VideoUse Google Earth to explore the elevations of a particular path
YouTube VideoHow to geocode addresses from an Excel Spreadsheet (xlsx) to a shapefile (shp).
YouTube VideoIn this video we look at choropleth mapping of FEMA declared disasters.
YouTube VideoThis lab maps and then measures the error associated with GPS signals.
YouTube VideoAn introductory video about GIS, what it is, and how to apply it. A lecture you would get on the first day of class.
YouTube VideoImage to Basemap Georeferencing in ArcGIS Pro of historical aerial photography
YouTube VideoLearn how search and find remotely sensed imagery in Google Earth Engine.
YouTube VideoHow to open the attribute table of a shapefile or layer in ESRI ArcMap 10 Desktop.
YouTube VideoHow to find and open a toolbar in ESRI ArcMap 10 Desktop.
YouTube VideoExplore a collection of my research endeavors, spanning various topics in geospatial analysis and technology.
Explore ProjectsAnalyzing congressional district shapes to study gerrymandering using geometric compactness measures.
Learn MoreDeveloping tools in Google Earth Engine for hydrological analysis using the D8 algorithm.
Learn MoreAn upcoming interactive audio map for pronunciations of Florida place names.
Learn MoreMapping environmental hazards and demographic data to study environmental justice in Florida.
Learn MoreThis is a collection of the must have apps and tools needed for you digital exploration with GIS
Check it outA suite of GIS software products, which operate on desktop, server, and mobile platforms. esri.com
Hosting for software development version control. github.com
A source code editor with a primary focus on web development. brackets.io
an open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps. leafletjs.com
A toolkit for fonts and icons… fontawesome.com
A free and open-source CSS framework directed at responsive, mobile-first front-end web development. getbootstrap.com
Multimedia and creativity software products. adobe.com
Catalog of free and open source Typography. fonts.google.com
Online coding sandbox jsfiddle.net
Easy to use programming language python.org
JavaScript run-time environment nodejs.org
The web's markup language whatwg.org
Tools for custom online maps and geospatial APIs. mapbox.com
Open source desktop GIS for geospatial analysis. qgis.org
Outreach resources and coding projects for K-12 students.