TC Chakraborty

This session will discuss steps and important considerations for using Google Earth Engine with the intent of publishing research papers. Topics covered will include setting up cloud projects with associated permissions for collaborators, exploring existing data and ingesting your own, developing your analysis framework through test scripts, scaling up your analysis, bringing data out of Earth Engine, sharing scripts, modules, and datasets with your manuscripts, developing web applications to disseminate your results, and many more.

During this session, you'll hear 10 lightning talks featuring projects that are using mapping tools for positive social and environmental impact. Becky Segal and Madeleine Miller, Arctic Eider Society, “Enhancing Sea Ice Safety and Climate Monitoring by Mobilizing Inuit Expertise and Earth Observation Data” Charlotte Gohr, Eberswalde University, “Tracking human impact on land surface temperature” Erik Lindquist, FAO, “Monitoring Sustainable Development Goals with Google” Aurora Barone, Environmental Defense Fund, “Building a Climate Vulnerability Index” TC, Pacific Northwest National Lab, “Exa