PPT-Geospatial Technology and Data for Volunteer-based Wilderness Search and Rescue
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GEOG 596A Capstone Peer Review Loren Pfau MGIS Candidate Justine Blanford Faculty Advisor 22 September 2011 Introduction Objective Methodology Timeline Acknowledgements
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GEOG 596A Capstone Peer Review Loren Pfau MGIS Candidate Justine Blanford Faculty Advisor 22 September 2011 Introduction Objective Methodology Timeline Acknowledgements Questions Agenda. GeoOrigin. , . GeoLocation. , . GeoViewpoint. , and . GeoPositionInterpolator. nodes . Mike. McCann. mccann@mbari.org. Monterey. Bay Aquarium Research Institute. Andreas . Plesch. andreasplesch@gmail.com. ). Increasing . Accessibility and Interoperability . of . NASA . Data . Products . with GIS Tools. NASA Atmospheric Science Data Center (ASDC). Brian . Tisdale. , Booz Allen Hamilton (BAH), . brian.e.tisdale@nasa.gov. Unit 5: Light Search & Rescue. Goals and Safety Considerations. Hazards. Tools and Resources. Search Operations. Rescue Operations. Size-Up. Search and Rescue. Goals and Safety Considerations. Search and Rescue Defined. . Copyright © 2017 Open Geospatial Consortium. The (Arctic SDP) project will ensure that the facts we collect in their data formats are interoperable and can be shared from local to global partners in a seamless way. To date, there has been no such effort to do this and this project is, for the Arctic, a game-changer. Modern Human . Impact. Wilderness Character. MORE. LESS. MORE. LESS. Congress determines the state of wilderness character at the time . of designation. Our task is to sustain or improve this state. What data is going into the . – ABS experience . Frank Yu. First Assistant Statistician . Project Management and Infrastructure Division. October . 2013. Increasing demand for location based information about places, people. , human activity, . Food For Thought . Ann Schwaller. Forest Wilderness Specialist. Superior National Forest. How do . you. define “new technologies”?. And how do . you. define “wilderness experience”?. physical and mental challenge. What Is Search And Rescue?. . . Search And Rescue is an organization that is made up of mostly volunteers and professional agencies committed to tracking and finding lost or injured individuals in wilderness and urban areas.. Arthur Carhart National Wilderness Training . Center, March . 2012. Wilderness Character Webinar . #4. KEY . REVIEW. POINTS . Wilderness character is composed of five qualities that are comprehensive, nationally consistent, and locally applied. With support from:. NSF DUE-0903270. Hosted by the:. irginia. V. iew. Geospatial Technician Education Through Virginia’s Community Colleges (GTEVCC. ). Welcome, we are honored that you are here!. The selection of VCCS faculty was a highly competitive process. Over 50 highly qualified faculty applied for just 14 workshop slots. . On 21 June 1956 President Eisenhower ordered the commencement of secret high-flying U-2 aircraft reconnaissance flights over the Soviet Union to observe and detect Moscow146s actions and potential cap CUNY CREST INSTITUTE (2010-). Growth of the BCC Geospatial Center of the CUNY CREST Institute throughout the years. In 2001, a proposal led by the City College of New York was submitted to the NOAA-CREST program for funding. Bronx Community College was one of the partners on the proposal, which was funded by NOAA. . Chair: . David Wyatt. Members:. . J. Johnston, D. Clark, G. Schiller, K. Siderelis. Since June meeting Geospatial issues discussions with approximately 125 Federally Recognized Tribes. Subcommittee Members. Dave DiSera (Chair). Joanne Gabrynowicz. Randy Johnson. Don McKay. Matt O’Connell. Cindi Salas. Tony Spicci. NGAC Geospatial Workforce Development Subcommittee. Purpose:. Provide recommendations on approaches to develop...
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