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GIS & Satellite Imagery: Ethics, Applications, and Uncommon Collaborations
Mar
29
Friday
2:00pm - 3:00pm ET
Berry 180/Online
From healthcare to policing to climate change, this panel will explore the role of geospatial surveillance technology in the past, present and into the future as we chart a path toward tech utilization for the benefit of all humans. Potential discussion topics will include a contextualized history of satellite image capture, image analysis, the ethics of extractive technology, and what the future holds for fields like geography, climate science, public health, and software.
All members of the Dartmouth community are welcome.
Panel
- Sol Diamond, Engineering Sciences (moderator)
- Luis Alvarez Leon, Geography
- Jonathan Chipman, Geography
- Xiaoyao Fan, Engineering Sciences
- Saima Shikesho, Environmental Studies
Light refreshments provided.
Presented by Dartmouth Libraries, Thayer School of Engineering, and the Centers Forum at Dartmouth.
Contact
For more information, contact Emily Monroe at emily.h.monroe@dartmouth.edu.