How Earth Observations and Machine Learning are Supporting Agricultural Monitoring and Food Security Globally (GIS Day 2021 Symposium)

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How Earth Observations and Machine Learning are Supporting Agricultural Monitoring and Food Security Globally (GIS Day 2021 Symposium)
Presented by the University of Miami Department of Geography and Regional Studies and University of Miami Libraries.

Wednesday, November 17, 2021 at 1 p.m. (EST)

This virtual GIS Day explores how to use mapping innovations to mitigate effects and improve response in times of crisis or pandemics. Hear professors, professionals and practitioners discuss how they apply spatial thinking in their work environment.

Keynote Speaker:

Introduction
Ivette Uria, Community Relations and Events Planner, University of Miami Libraries
How Earth Observations and Machine Learning are Supporting Agricultural Monitoring and Food Security Globally
Catherine Lilian Nakalembe, Associate Research Professor, Department of Geographical Sciences, University of Maryland
Q&A moderator: Justin Stoler, Associate Professor, Department of Geography and Sustainable Development

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Part Number: Part 3 0f 3
Creator: Ivette Uria (introductory remarks)
Catherine Lilian Nakalembe (keynote speaker)
Justin Stoler (moderator)
Contributor: UM College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Geography and Regional Studies
UM Libraries
Genre: Educational
Language: English
Creation Date: November 17, 2021
Contributing Unit: University of Miami Libraries
Repository: Department Archives
Content Type: Moving Image
Original Format: Zoom Webinar
Appears In: GIS Day

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