Partner Panels
SEPTEMBER 19
5:00 - 6:00 PM
On Day 3 of Geo for Good, we feature an entire session dedicated to partners who have been using Google tools in a novel way. These talks are intended to share knowledge amongst participants who may work halfway around the world or in a different field of study. Thank you to all speakers and participants, come prepared with your questions!
MAPPING WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLE AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES
Mapping in Quilombola Communities of Amazonia with Google Earth
Patricia Costa, Associação Quilombola dos Remanescentes do Alto Pirativa (AQRAP)
Muryel Arantes, Ecam - Equipe de Conservação da Amazônia
Indigenous Mapping: training, application of tools and best practices
Steve DeRoy
The Firelight Group
Indigenous Mapping with Google Earth
Brian Thom
University of Victoria
Evolving nature of digital technologies for Indigenous Communities
Moka Apiti
http://digitalnavigatorsltd.com/
CONSERVATION
Earth Pulse
Steven Brumby
National Geographic Society
So you’d like to work with protected areas data (in Google Earth Engine)
Andy Arnell
UNEP-WCMC
Conservation in the Cloud at WWF
David Thau
WWF
Rangeland Analysis Platform: Revolutionizing Rangeland Monitoring
Brady Allred
University of Montana
Characterizing Ecosystem Functional Types for the Circumpolar Arctic: Defining New Strategies for Assessing Human Impact and Defining New Conservation Priorities
Amanda Armstrong
University of Virginia
AIR QUALITY
Global Framework for Air Quality Monitoring
Nathan Pavlovic
Sonoma Technology, Inc
Using Satellite Images and Deep Learning to Predict Global Variations in Outdoor Air Pollution
Scott Weichenthal
McGill University
Google Maps to GReVEE and Back Again
Mohammed Ayoub
Qatar Foundation
Real-time air quality predictions due to traffic-related emissions
Sarav Arunachalam
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Google Air View Cars in London, UK
Geoff Ma
University of Cambridge/National Physical Laboratory (UK)
AGRICULTURE
GEE to support soil security and land degradation neutrality
Laura Poggio
ISRIC - World Soil Information
Monitoring croplands using GEETowards crop monitoring at the field level with Sentinel 1 & 2
Astrid Verhegghen
European Commission, Joint Research Centre
Machine Learning based Mapping of Croplands with Google Earth Engine
Abhishek Potnis
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Monitoring croplands using GEE
Murali Krishna Gumma
ICRISAT
PUBLIC HEALTH
Using Earth Engine to Study Neighborhood Greenness and Cancer
Hari Iyer
Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
Refugee Camps as Climate Traps?: Mapping Current and Future Climate Marginality at One Thousand Refugee Camps with Google Earth Engine
Jamon Van Den Hoek
Oregon State University
Monitoring Urban Heat at a Global Scale – Challenges and Applications
TC
Yale University
Accessing Google Earth Engine Data to Support Infectious Disease Forecasting: EPIDEMIA Malaria Forecasts in the Amhara Region of Ethiopia
Dawn Nekorchuk
University of Oklahoma
MARINE & FRESHWATER
Fishing, marine reserves, and fear in oceans
Elizabeth Madin
Hawai'i Institute of Marine Biology / Univ. of Hawai'i
Earth Engine-based Global Assessment of Coastal Eutrophication using Satellite Chlorophyll-a
Elígio de Raús Maúre, Researcher
NPEC (Northwest Pacific Region Environmental Cooperation Center, www.npec.or.jp)
EcoMap: A Global Dashboard of Mangrove Forest Dynamics
Liza Goldberg
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Safe Travel over Arctic Sea Ice: Indigenous Livelihood Activities Guided by Satellite Data
Randy Scharien
University of Victoria
URBAN & HUMAN LANDSCAPES
Outlining the urban side of the world with Google Earth Engine
Mattia Marconcini
German Aerospace Center - DLR
Mapping inequality in access to services across cities
Talia Kaufmann
OECD /Northeastern University
The expansion of solar farms in the Continental United State and its impact
Chao Wang
University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras
Geospatial modeling of renewable energy systems
Dylan Harrison-Atlas
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
FORESTS & LAND USE / LAND COVER
Capturing land use and land cover change across the Amazon Basin using machine learning
Anthony Cak
CUNY Advanced Science Research Center
Determination of Vegetation Thresholds for Assessing Land Use and Land Use Changes using the Google Earth Engine Cloud-Computing Platform
Manjunatha Venkatappa and Nophea Sasaki
Asian Institute of Technology
Monitoring LULC Using Google Earth and Collect Earth
Dereje Beyenne
Oromia REDD+ Coordination Unit, Ethiopia
GEE for generating data to report carbon emissions (REDD+)
Sylvia Wilson
USGS - SilvaCarbon / REDD Forests
Spatial dynamics of alpine treeline ecotones in the western United States under climate change
Chenyang Wei
The State University of New York at Buffalo
DISASTER MANAGEMENT
EO big data for Near Real-Time Wildfire Progression Monitoring
Puzhao Zhang, Yifang Ban, Andrea Nascetti
KTH - Royal Institute of Technology - Stockholm
How to stop forest fire using Google mapping tools
Akira Kato
Chiba University
Monitoring Hurricane Recovery Efforts with EE
David Lagomasino
University of Maryland
Maps for disaster relief
Sander de Haas
SamSamWater / Justdiggit