Where Are My Keys? Unlocking Together What We Can't Alone
summary
Argument that data volume is not the problem but accessibility and people is backed with specifics: Landsat free open data kickstarts analysis, there are now 1500 Earth-observing satellites but much imagery is locked in silos, a corporate Disaster Response program offers free three month support, a damage detection segmentation model runs on postfire imagery and is combined with GIS socioeconomic overlays to map Maui losses, a Wildfire Aware app and StoryMaps tie images to action, and a new Iris community and spectral profiles blog aim to train and bridge users to operational impact.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction and theme
- 1:09Global community and kindness
- 2:36Personal journey and privilege
- 6:14Ladies of Landat community
- 8:42False dichotomy in GIS
- 10:28Job market gap in GIS
- 14:24Data access barriers
- 15:08History of remote sensing
- 17:34Data abundance vs accessibility
- 18:56Teaching remote sensing differently
- 19:40GIS and remote sensing together
- 21:04Bridging imagery and application
- 21:26Imagery to insight workflow
- 23:10Wildfire monitoring tools
- 24:34AI and GIS integration
- 25:19Community and best practices
- 26:00Call to join Iris community
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