Data, Files, and Links for Workshop
Important files:
- Agenda for workshop: click here to download
- Workbook: click here to download
- Slides:
- Community Track: Google Maps (Thursday): click here to download
- Community Track: Google Earth (Friday): click here to download
- GIS/KML/Technical Track (Thursday)
- GIS & Technical Track: download presentation pdf
- GPS & Google Earth: download presentation pdf
- GIS & Google Earth: download presentation pdf
- GIS Track (Friday)
- Presentations - see above
- Data - Indian Lands: National Atlas description page, download page
- 3rd-party tools: 7-Zip: http://www.7-zip.org/, MapWindow: http://www.mapwindow.org/, (more tool links in presentations).
Important links:
- Google Earth Outreach homepage: http://earth.google.com/outreach
- Examples: NAIL case study, Appalachian Mountaintop Removal case study, Trading Bows and Arrows for Laptops video, Columbia River Crossing Google Earth tours
- Tutorials: http://earth.google.com/outreach/tutorials.html
- Apply for Google Earth Pro for Non-Profits: http://earth.google.com/outreach/grants.html
- Google Geo Developers page: http://code.google.com/more/#google-geo
- Google Fusion Tables: http://tables.googlelabs.com
- Open Data Kit code page and documentation: http://code.google.com/p/open-data-kit/
- Link to all data collected at the Indigenous Mapping Workshop: http://imn-workshop.appspot.com/
- Online photo album for your use during workshop: click here to visit PicasaWeb album, click here to visit Flickr album
- Indigenous Mapping Conference: click here to access information
- Information about imagery grants, including Planet Action
- Report a problem about Earth and Maps imagery or ask for better imagery
- Information about Google Earth Engine, presented by Rebecca Moore: Click here to see the blog post, entitled Seeing the Forest Through the Cloud
- National Geospatial website...Burea of Indian Affairs...free ESRI GIS license to federally-recognized tribes: click here
- Native fonts:
- Google search for native american font set unicode, or indigenous font set unicode
- Native American Fonts at Carleton
- USGS Eros Data Center's Earth Explorer, where you can currently link to all free Landsat archive: click here to visit now
- In Google Earth, under the Layers Panel > More, find SPOT Image, Digital Globe, and GeoEye imagery.
- Native fonts:
- Geo for Educators page
- Google Store http://www.googlestore.com/
Important data files for use during workshop:
- Adding image overlay exercise:
- Ohlone villages (source: Wikimedia Commons): right-click and choose "Copy Link Location" to link to it or "Save Image As..." to download it
- Historical map of South America (source: Wikimedia Commons): right-click and choose "Copy Link Location" to link to it or "Save Image As..." to download it
- Importing GPS data exercise:
- GPS track of an elephant tracking, shared by Save the Elephants: click here to download file
- Importing GIS data exercise:
- GIS shapefile of rivers in Southeast Asia: click here to download zip file
- GeoTIFF of land cover in Southeast Asia: click here to download zip file
- Icon of Indigenous Mapping Workshop (to use for placemark icons in Google Maps and Google Earth): right-click here to copy image shortcut
- Online photo album for your use during workshop: click here to visit PicasaWeb album, click here to visit Flickr album