Learn how you can use Planet data in your work
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The University and Planet Labs are partnering to provide free access for UArizona users to a near-daily stream of Earth-observation satellite data. Planet operates a fleet of more than 200 imaging satellites, capturing over 30 terabytes of data per day and over 350 million square kilometers of imagery daily. The Institute for Computation & Data-Enabled Insight, Arizona Institute for Resilience, Data Science Institute, and Data Cooperative, University Libraries are sponsoring two event to launch the partnership.
On Feb. 14, faculty, postdocs, and graduate students are invited to learn how they can use Planet data to enhance their research. https://datainsight.arizona.edu/events/planet-data-launch
Refreshments will be provided. Space is limited.
Speakers
Austin Stone, Customer Success Manager, Education & Research, Planet Labs PBC. Introduction to Planet Labs data
Hannah Friedrich, PhD Student, School of Geography, Development & Environment Disaster recovery from space
Jonathan Giezendanner, Postdoctoral Research Associate, School of Geography, Development & Environment Detecting floods from space: the advantages of high resolution and high temporal Planet images
Tyson Swetnam, Assistant Research Professor, Geoinformatics & Co-Principal Investigator of CyVerseWorking with cloud-optimized, and analysis-ready data formats on the cloud
Sponsored by the Institute for Computation & Data-Enabled Insight, Arizona Institute for Resilience, Data Science Institute, and Data Cooperative, University Libraries.