What is First Nations Earth Observation?
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Location Matters
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We’re back with a brand new season of Location Matters! To kick off the first episode, we’re joined by Andrew Dowding, Managing Director of Winyama, and Yvonne Fong, Data Scientist at EO Data Science, to discuss the importance of First Nations Earth Observation and how Winyama are working towards seeing more Indigenous communities utilise Earth Observation (EO). Andrew and Yvonne also touch on some of the interesting ways EO is being used across the world - sometimes without people even knowing!
Winyama
Indigenous Mapping Workshop Australia
EO Data Science
Google Earth Engine tips
Blog: What is First Nations Earth Observation
Web portals
Sea Level Rise - Coastal Risk
NAFI - North Australia and Rangelands Fire Information
MyFireWatch
Digital Earth Australia Hotspots
Atlas of Living Australia
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