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Land Surface Temperature and NDVI analysis of Mersin, Türkiye using Landsat 8 satellite data, processed via Google Earth Engine, QGIS, and Python.
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An open platform for building GIS applications
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My entries for the 2024 30 Day Map Challenge. A daily social mapping project that takes place every November, with 30 different mapping themes. My personal goal was to create 10 maps and learn about new datasets and mapping tools along the way.
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IndexRidge Sentinel-derived GeoTIFF workflow samples — free mini sample, bundles, and QGIS/rasterio downloads
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Práticas e exercícios de estudo da linguagem python aplicada ao geoprocessamento.
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Interactive WebGIS for monitoring Indonesia's temporal shorelines and rates of change. Built with Vite, Leaflet JS, and PostGIS. Part of the National Shoreline Monitoring at BIG.
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INUE is an interactive tool for rapid postfire erosion susceptibility mapping using remote sensing data to prioritize emergency interventions. Available on Linux and Windows!
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