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The Concept Of Indigenous GIS
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Reading a paper (alturl.com/8wte5), they used the specific term ‘Indigenous GIS’ – and I found this intriguing!
As I read it, spatial data collection and analysis was done with a focus on how a tribe or social group might ‘see’ the data, including spatiotemporal....
I look forward to finding out more about what others are working on! – so PLEASE feel free to share any examples that you might have…
#GIS #spatial #mapping #indigenous #IndigineousGIS #FirstNation #perspective #cultural #social #naturalresources #archaeology #publicsafety #socialservices #planning #design #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #mapping #cartography #usecase #practical #pragamatic #resultsdriven #focused##

Can These Rocks Reduce Flooding? [USGS video]
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youtu.be/RWoSGOfxOQA?si=bsOLDo <-- shared video
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“Creating a binational sponge city in the desert: Flooding in the binational cities at Ambos Nogales on the Arizona-Sonora portion of the US-Mexico border has caused damage, ruined livelihoods and taken lives for hundreds of years. New research suggests that flooding can be detained using low-tech, nature-based solutions, like natural infrastructure in dryland streams (NIDS), rock detention structures and green infrastructure.…”
#GIS #spatial #mapping #geology #risk #hazard #water #hydrology #flood #flooding #mitigation #engineering #control #engineeringgeology #planning #management #rock #AmbosNogales #Arizona #USA #USWest #Sonora #Mexico #drylandstreams #natural #floodrisk #stormwater #runoff #economics #cost #floodplains #publicsafety #community #communities #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #model #modeling #watershed #pollution #greenspace
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Indigenous Tribes Engineered British Columbia’s Modern Hazelnut Forests More Than 7,000 Years Ago
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science.org/content/article/in <-- shared technical article
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doi.org/10.1073/pnas.240230412 <-- shared paper
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[not my usual ‘sort of thing’ to post - as broad as that is - but I found this fascinating; it reminds me, in a sense, of the Incas incrementally selecting corn stock that can handle higher and higher altitudes, in ‘research stations’, although those were a domesticated crop]
#GIS #spatial #mapping #hazelnut #nut #Canada #BritishColumbia #FirstNation #cultivation #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #indigenous #forest #farming #sustenance #foodsecurity #traditional #wildfire #prescribedburn #landrights #law #deliberate #garden #ethnobiology #archaeology #linguistics #name #connections #anthropology #biology #forestgarden #transplanting #management #wildplant #biogeography #culture

Permafrost - A Central Hub For Permafrost Information In Canada.
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geo.ca/communities/permafrost/
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“As #GeographyAwarenessWeek approaches, it's the perfect time to highlight Canada’s permafrost - a crucial component of our northern ecosystems that plays a key role in shaping both our environment and infrastructure.
[You are] invite[d] to discover GEO.ca’s new Permafrost Community space, a go-to resource for anyone interested in learning more about permafrost thawing and its impacts across Canada…”
#Permafrost #GeoDiscovery #ClimateChange #GIS #spatial #mapping #arctic #spatialanalysis #spatiotemporal #geography #canada #spatiotemporal #northern #ecosystems #infrastructure #change #damage #carbon #carbonstorage #environment #foodweb #melt #melting

Daniel Coe’s Astonishing River Cartography
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orionmagazine.org/article/dani <-- shared media article
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dancoecarto.com/work <-- his website
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[those in the spatial hydrology ‘world’ have long been incredibly impressed by Dan Coe’s imagery and cartography, here is a wonderful article on cartography & science with his visual arts quality]
“Cartographer Daniel Coe uses relative elevation data, primarily from plane-mounted lasers called lidar, to visualize Earth’s natural features, like rivers and floodplains. His stunning river maps reveal stories hidden in historical sediment and past channels carved by the water, as it twists and turns through both landscape and time…
No man steps in the same river twice, for it is not the same river and he is not the same man. – Heraclitus…”
#GIS #spatial #mapping #DanielCoe #cartography #hydrospatial #river #riverine #imagery #representation #map #representation #science #remotesensing #LiDAR #sedimentation #flooding #riverchannel #change #spatiotemporal #gischat
#DanielCoe

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Here, we display the performance of the algorithm on the DVSgesture dataset. For this gesture recognition task, the online HOTS accuracy remains close to the chance level for about 100 events. More evidence needs to be accumulated, and then the accuracy increases monotonically, outperforming the previous method after about 10.000 events (at an average of 9.3% of the number of events in the sample) :