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GEOG 487: Environmental Challenges in Spatial Data Science

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  • Part I: Visually Explore Trends
  • Part II: Statistically Explore Trends

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  • GEOG 487: Environmental Challenges in Spatial Data Science
    • Course Overview
    • Lesson 1: Context of Environmental Applications of Geospatial Technology
    • Lesson 2: Find and Share Environmental Data
    • Lesson 3: Wetland Restoration and Invasive Species
    • Lesson 4: Wetland Restoration and Invasive Species Part II
      • Lesson 4 Overview and Checklist
      • Background Information
      • Required Readings and Website Exploration
      • Lesson Data
      • Step-by-Step Activity
        • Step-by-Step Activity: Overview
        • Part I: Visually Explore Trends
        • Part II: Statistically Explore Trends
      • Advanced Activity
      • Summary and Deliverables
      • Additional Resources
    • Lesson 5: Land Use Change
    • Lesson 6: Forests, Carbon Sequestration, and Climate Change
    • Lesson 7: The Role of Forests
    • Lesson 8: Groundwater Vulnerability Modeling
    • Final Project: Lead a GIS Team

Course materials prepared by Michelle Zeiders, Ryan Baxter, and Rachel Kornak, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University.

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