Tools tagged with "Ecology"

This research guide provides a curated list of resources for geospatial data focusing on California. It includes links to state-level data portals, specific agency datasets, and university data repositories, serving as a central hub for researchers and the public to discover and access relevant spatial information.

This platform provides access to a wide array of geospatial open data related to Florida's environmental protection efforts. Users can explore datasets categorized by environmental themes, search for specific projects, and access featured applications and StoryMaps. It serves as a central hub for environmental data maintained by the Florida DEP.

This platform serves as the central Environmental Dataset Gateway for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. It provides access to a wide array of environmental data, information, laws, and regulations, enabling users to find and utilize critical resources for environmental protection and research.

This resource provides global, remote-sensing supported environmental layers at 1-km resolution for assessing status and trends in biodiversity, ecosystems, and climate. It offers two versions of consensus land-cover datasets, integrating multiple satellite products.

This hub provides access to authoritative geospatial data, maps, applications, and tools from Idaho's State Agencies. It serves as a central point for discovering datasets that contribute to the Idaho Spatial Data Infrastructure (Idaho SDI), facilitating exploration and utilization of state-level GIS resources.

This dataset offers Global Ecosystem Dynamics Investigation (GEDI) Level 4A Version 2 predictions of aboveground biomass density (AGBD) in Mg/ha and associated standard error estimates. It is derived from lidar waveform relative height metrics, calibrated with field plot data. The data covers the global latitude band observed by the International Space Station (ISS), providing crucial information for ecosystem and land cover studies.

lidR is an R package designed for processing airborne LiDAR data. It provides powerful tools for point cloud manipulation, analysis, and visualization, with a strong focus on applications in forestry. The package enables users to perform tasks such as terrain modeling, individual tree segmentation, and forest structure analysis.

This open-source tool is designed for the automatic extraction and analysis of river and delta channel networks. It processes binary masks, converting them into quantifiable graphical representations for hydrological and geomorphological studies.

This initiative by the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences focuses on satellite monitoring technologies. The project utilizes satellite imagery, such as that from Proba-V, to create detailed maps of forest cover. These maps are a key output of the Proba-V-TerraNorte project, contributing to environmental understanding.

The LIST (Land Information System Tasmania) provides a comprehensive portal for accessing location-based data and services across Tasmania, Australia. Users can explore and acquire various geospatial datasets, maps, and property information, supporting diverse applications from environmental management to urban planning. This platform serves as a central hub for government agencies, businesses, and the public to utilize authoritative spatial data.

The Riverscapes Consortium is a collective of scientists, restoration practitioners, managers, and conservationists dedicated to addressing urgent riverscape challenges. It works to advance science, build community, develop tools, and distribute data to increase capacity and knowledge, inspiring action for improved riverscape health.

This digital atlas, developed as part of Project E1 by the University of Cologne, offers a rich collection of geospatial information for Namibia. It provides detailed insights across various thematic areas, making complex geographical data accessible. The atlas serves as a valuable resource for research and educational purposes focused on the region.

The Vermont Open Geodata Portal serves as the official hub for geospatial data related to the state of Vermont. It provides a centralized repository for various datasets, making them accessible to the public, researchers, and government agencies. This portal facilitates data discovery and download for a wide range of geographic information system (GIS) applications.

SegmentAnyTree is an open-source GitHub repository dedicated to tree segmentation. It provides code and resources for identifying and delineating individual trees, likely utilizing advanced machine learning techniques on various types of geospatial imagery. This project supports detailed forest analysis and environmental monitoring efforts.

The GlobCover Portal offers global land cover maps and composites, a result of an ESA initiative with partners like JRC, EEA, and FAO. It utilizes observations from the 300m MERIS sensor on board the ENVISAT satellite mission to deliver land cover products for specific periods, including 2004-2006 and 2009.

This resource provides a ready-to-use and curated list of spectral indices for various remote sensing applications. It keeps track of both classical and novel indices, ensuring they are standardized and usable across different environments and programming languages. The indices are available in convenient formats like CSV and JSON.

NASA's Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center (LP DAAC) offers a vast array of Earth science data. This center is essential for researchers and scientists investigating, characterizing, and monitoring biological, geological, hydrological, and ecological conditions and processes. It serves as a key resource within the NASA Earthdata ecosystem for land science.