Term projects are worth 25% of your course grade, and have the appearance of labs though larger, and with less direction as to the speific implementation. Important dates Wednesday November 15th, Project Proposals December 5th Noon, send presentation pptx to Matt December 6th Project Presentations December 11th Project Report Due Read more…
Log into the MPC Before signing in we can see the Datasets Available here: https://planetarycomputer.microsoft.com/catalog. Note that these data sets may differ from the datasets available in Google Earth Engine (https://developers.google.com/earth-engine/datasets/) as such data availability may impact your platform choice. Go to https://planetarycomputer.microsoft.com/ and select the HUB from the top menu. Select the Read more…
Todays lab is available for download from here: lab06.zip Due to the file sizes code is not available from GitLab.
For todays lab you may get the data either by pulling the GEOG-250 Git repo, or downloading the following zip file. lab04.zip
For todays lab you may get the data either by pulling the GEOG-250 Git repo, or downloading the following zip file. lab03.zip
For those wishing to use Anaconda on the local desktop instead of Posit Workbench (https://rstudio.gis.unbc.ca) here is lab 00 again reformatted for windows. If you decide to go this route the two primary concerns are to always use the same desktop so you don’t need to copy this lab every Read more…
Today’s lab is contained within a notebook in the demos git repository. To download the lab: With the lab downloaded open 1_Matplotlib.ipynb, and make sure that your kernel is set to geog250-<username>