Producing high quality data analyses is only half the battle. Once the code is written, the data parsed, and the results understood, it is necessary to share these findings with the public. This talk will teach participants how to turn satellite-based analyses into compelling stories of results and their significance. Participants will learn to convert their Google Earth Engine scripts into interactive, publicly understandable apps for widespread viewing. Demos of the suite of Geo for Good storytelling tools - including Timelapse, Google Earth Studio, and Google Earth Voyager Stories - will enable participants to tell their satellite-based stories through multiple mediums. Ultimately, this talk seeks to equip participants with the tools necessary to amplify their analyses’ impact on policy, the scientific community, and the wider world.
Requirements:
The audience should have intermediate knowledge of Earth Engine coding to fully understand the Earth Engine apps portion of the talk.
Biospheric researcher at NASA
Liza Goldberg is a biospheric researcher at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and an undergraduate at Stanford University. She began her research at NASA at age 14 and employs remote sensing to monitor tropical ecosystem vulnerability. Goldberg also leads The Atlantis Project, a global-scale initiative to train prospective climate migrants in climate projection education and disaster preparatio…
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