Technical Session 4: Mapping the burn severity of a wildfire in ArcGIS Pro, Part I

10:15 AM - 11:15 AM(GMT-07:00) View in my timeTechnical Session 4: Mapping the burn severity of a wildfire in ArcGIS Pro, Part I

Event Details

This session will demonstrate how to use ArcGIS Pro to view and manage satellite imagery, including how to detect vegetation in a Sentinel-2 image. You’ll also learn how to download satellite imagery from the European Space Agency’s Copernicus Open Access Hub for use with ArcGIS Pro. This session will serve as the foundation for the next session today on mapping wildfire burn severity in ArcGIS Pro.

Location

River Cree Room 1

Speakers for this event

  • Jonathan Van Dusen

    Jonathan Van Dusen

    Higher Education Developer / Analyst, Esri Canada

    Jonathan is a Higher Education Developer/Analyst as part of Esri Canada’s Education and Research group. Jonathan develops tutorials for university/ college students and assists with GIS research projects. He is interested in the use of GIS for Traditional Knowledge, as well as in software usability and user experience, and is always inspired to learn how Indigenous communities are using mapping techniques for social and environmental sustainability. Jonathan graduated from the University of Waterloo with a major in Geomatics and a minor in Computer Science.

    Higher Education Developer / Analyst, Esri Canada

  • Sativa Cruz

    Sativa Cruz

Schedule

    • Day 1
    • November 22, 2022
    • 10:15am Technical Session 4: Mapping the burn severity of a wildfire in ArcGIS Pro, Part I10:15am - 11:15amThis session will demonstrate how to use ArcGIS Pro to view and manage satellite imagery, including how to detect vegetation in a Sentinel-2 image. You’ll also learn how to download satellite imagery from the European Space Agency's Copernicus Open Access Hub for use with ArcGIS Pro. This session will serve as the foundation for the next session today on mapping wildfire burn severity in ArcGIS Pro.Speakers: Jonathan Van Dusen, Sativa Cruz

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