Technical Session 7: Mapping with Drones Part 2: Data Processing
Event Details
In this session we will review the principles behind photogrammetry, learn how drone-collected imagery is processed into orthomosaics and other map outputs, and become familiar with some of the tools
Event Details
In this session we will review the principles behind photogrammetry, learn how drone-collected imagery is processed into orthomosaics and other map outputs, and become familiar with some of the tools available for processing drone imagery.
Time
(Wednesday) 10:15 AM - 11:15 AM(GMT-07:00) View in my time
Location
River Cree Room 4
Speakers for this event
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Pano Skrivanos
Pano Skrivanos
Senior Manager, GIS and Information Management Program
Pano has been working with and providing mapping and information management services to aboriginal communities for many years. His role as Senior Manager of the GIS and Information Management Program is a reflection of his expertise utilizing GIS within a wide variety of areas including land use planning, forestry, surveying, marine conservation, archaeology, wildlife habitat analysis, and forest carbon. Pano also specializes in land use and occupancy research, and mapping using drones. Pano participates in a variety of outreach initiatives including the Indigenous Mapping Wananga in New Zealand, Google Earth Outreach, and Van Carto Day.
Senior Manager, GIS and Information Management Program
Schedule
- Day 1
- November 23, 2022
10:15am Technical Session 7: Mapping with Drones Part 2: Data Processing10:15am - 11:15amThis session will empower Indigenous communities to share stories and engage in dialogue around observations of lands and waters. The dialogue will begin with a sharing of a journey towards Earth Observations (EO) from an Indigenous NASA team member and will explore pathways for braiding Indigenous knowledge and EO. This session relies on the cultural, relational methodology of storying and yarning among participants as an invitation for others to offer stories and share their voice. Speakers: Pano Skrivanos