McIDAS-V : It’s More Than Just a Great Application for Satellite Meteorology Tommy Jasmin 10 Sep 2013 University of Wisconsin Space Science and Engineering.

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McIDAS-V : It’s More Than Just a Great Application for Satellite Meteorology Tommy Jasmin 10 Sep 2013 University of Wisconsin Space Science and Engineering Center

Today’s Topics McIDAS-V Applied to: Planetary Science Education Socioeconomic Data Archaeology GIS Mashups

Venus Express Data in McIDAS-V

Education Section Lead-In Geospatial Grand Challenges Poverty, Disease, Food and Water Natural Disasters Environmental Sustainability Population Growth

RGB of Wisconsin, 0.5 km MODIS

A Map is a Million Words

Velocity of Climate Change Loarie, et al: Nature, 2009

Socioeconomic Data Lead-In

VIIRS vs. DMSP – Denver, CO

World Population

DNB Clipped to State Boundaries in QGIS

State Population vs. Sum DNB Radiance

CO2 Emissions vs. Sum DNB Radiance

Archaeology Lead-In

Remote Sensing and Archaeology

Mashups Lead-In Current Accumulation Rate for Georeferenced Data? IMO: one of the next big waves of technological innovation will be a direct result of “mixing and matching” Earth- located data in new, novel ways. McIDAS: First geo-data mashup?

Mashups – Wolf habitat in WI Linear regression model Dependent variable: wolf pack ranges Independent variables: human population, prey density, roads, land cover type, land ownership, and more Wide variety of geospatial data types, sources, and formats used

Wolf Pack Probability Map What was the biggest factor?

GPS Data in McIDAS-V? Whale Shark migration route from KML file

Closing Clip: Superstorm Sandy

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