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ARSET - Clasificación de Cultivos Agrícolas con Radar de Apertura Sintética y Teledetección Óptica

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Online Instructor-Led

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Intermediate

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Octubre 05, 2021 - Octubre 19, 2021

NASA's ARIA team with the Earth Observatory of Singapore, used satellite data to map the extent of likely damage following a massive explosion in Beirut. Dark red pixels represent the most severe possible damage.

Explosion in Lebanon August 2020

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Industrial Incidents

Agosto 4, 2020

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Sustainable Forest Management Practices in Panama

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Ecological Conservation

The country of Panama is surrounded in part by two oceans and has mountain ranges along the west and east, resulting in a wide range...

Missouri Flooding 2017

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Abril 29, 2017

SAR data from the California Fires

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Kirkendall Joins GIS Directions Podcast with “A Crash Course in NASA's SAR Data”

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Timothy "Seph" Allen

Abril 20, 2021

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Bringing SAR to the World

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Jonathan O'Brien

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Mayo 20, 2020

Utilizing Synthetic Aperture Radar and NASA Earth Observations to Identify Optimal Transportation Routes to Assist Emergency Responders after Flood Events in the Ohio River Valley

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The Ohio River provides the 13-state region of the Ohio River Valley with economic and social benefits through power generation, industrial manufacturing, drinking water, and...