Spatial Signals

The Thing That Happened Was Landsat with Mary O'Neill

Mary O’Neill from South Dakota State University joins us to talk about a work study job in the plant science department, the Remote Sensing Institute (RSI) at SDSU, remot

That Data Layer Sandwich with Mike Taylor

Mike Taylor from NASA’s Landsat Project Science Support Team joins us to talk about job fields merging computers and the outdoors, a life-changing 14-day geography field

Payment For Ecosystem Services with Mary Schorse

Mary Schorse from the University of Delaware joins us to talk about her background in education and how it connects with geospatial technologies, the expansion of geospat

Map Layouts and Band Combinations with Parinaz Rahimzadeh

Parinaz Rahimzadeh from the University of Maine joins us to talk about finding GIS and remote sensing on her first day of university, creating map layouts and band combin

Teaching GIS - The Squared Circle, Round Five

This is Round Five of our special “Squared Circle” episodes, where a group of guests gets together to wrestle with a particular topic. For this episode, we're joined by M

Breaking The Law of Gravity with Jason Lorenzon

Jason Lorenzon from Kent State University joins us to talk about his wanting to be a pilot from an early age, sneaking to the Windsor airport to get a private pilot licen

Russ and Kass' Excellent Adventure with Russ Congalton and Kass Green

Russ Congalton from the University of New Hampshire and Kass Green from Kass Green and Associates return to talk about how they briefly met a first time, a second meeting

The Author Is Always The Last One To Know with Aaron Maxwell

Aaron Maxwell from West Virginia University returns to talk about his first book in supervised learning being publishing, where the book’s concept came from, Aaron’s co-a

No Escape From Geology with Umesh Haritashya

Umesh Haritashya from the University of Dayton joins us to talk about trying to major in zoology and ending up in geology instead, then trying to get into petroleum and e

Surrounded By Maps with Morgan Crowley

Morgan Crowley from the Great Lakes Forestry Centre joins us to talk about growing up with maps and aerial images, Russ Congalton’s mentorship of Morgan at the University

Sagebrush and Locust Habitats with Ramesh Sivanpillai

Ramesh Sivanpillai from the University of Wyoming joins us to talk about his taking a mandatory remote sensing class for his physics degree, remote sensing data access, h

The Connection Between Science and Art with Anita Simic-Milas

Anita Simic-Milas from Bowling Green State University joins us to talk about her encounter with GIS and Unix in her very last course as an undergraduate student, GRASS GI

Looking Down Is Looking Up with John McGee

John McGee from Virginia Tech University returns to talk about the state of the union about drones today, the advantages to data collection with drones as “data on demand

Science As A Way Of Thinking with Sarah Slack

Sarah Slack from Intermediate School (IS) 223 in Brooklyn, NY joins us to talk about termite flatulence, joining the New York City Teaching Fellows program, teaching scie

Toledo Was Without Water For Three Days with Joseph Ortiz

Joseph Ortiz from Kent State University returns to talk about remote sensing of Mars, Joseph’s work with his collaborators on a National Geographic funded project at Vaal

I Never Heard of Geology with Caiyun Zhang

Caiyun Zhang from Florida Atlantic University joins us to talk about a competitive college test, being randomly placed into the Ocean University of China to study Geology

Human Brains Work on Short Time Frames with Chandana Mitra

Chandana Mitra from Auburn University joins us to talk about games with paper atlases, being a Geography Geek, GIS in school in India, quantifying the growth of Kolkata,

Remote Sensing and Wildfire Management - The Squared Circle, Round Four

This is Round Four of our special “Squared Circle” episodes, where a group of guests gets together to wrestle with a particular topic. For this episode, we're joined by D

A Record Of What Has Been Lost with Elise Laugier

Elise Laugier from Utah State University joins us to talk about her background in archeology, landscape ecology, the CORONA Atlas project, viewing landscape changes throu

I Always Ride The Waves with Kashif Mahmud

Kashif Mahmud from Midwestern State University joins us to talk about his time as a lecturer in Civil Engineering, a journey that went from Bangladesh to Australia to Ame