Geography and Geospatial Science
GIS Day November 18-21, 2024
Wilkinson, Burt, Strand, and PFSC (George W. Peavy Forest Science Center)
The Geography and Geospatial Science program at OSU is excited to invite you to Geography Awareness Week and GIS Day 2024! We welcome all students, faculty, and interested persons to participate - see the offered events below.
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Mon. Nov. 18 6:00–8 pm |
YouthMappers Mapathon contest | Strand 363 |
Curious about mapping and its impact on our world? Join our mapathon contest to start mapping! Our project focuses on disaster relief and hazard mitigation by mapping buildings and infrastructure in remote areas. Food will be provided, come hang out and map with us using Open Street Map! Image
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Wed. Nov. 20 9:15-9:45 am |
Community Mapping for hazard prone areas Jenna Tilt |
Strand 313 | Using Survey123 as a tool for hazard prone communities (wildfire and coastal) to identify important community assets. |
Wed. Nov. 20 10–11 am |
The Great Cloud Pixel Challenge Peder Nelson |
Burt 193 or virtual |
Interested in GIS and geography education? This session is about helping teachers learn how to engage students in collecting spatial information using GPS while learning about climate and weather—specifically clouds. This session is the culmination of a series of activities developed by CEOAS’ Ryan Brown and NASA for teachers to engage students in science-based learning with geospatial technologies. This session can also be attended virtually by registering! |
Wed. Nov. 20 11–12 pm |
StoryMaps and Geovisualizations for Observing our earth Matthew Goslin |
Burt 193 | Join your Geospatial buddies and showoff your Storymap or other maps! Each person will be allowed five minutes to share the juiciest bits of a StoryMap or Geovisualization effort you’ve been involved with, followed by time for mingling. Email Matthew Goslin to learn more, and sign up on the 2024 GIS DAY StoryMap / GeoViz Sign-up sheet |
Wed. Nov. 20 12–1 pm |
Brooke Marston and free pizza lunch! | Burt 193 |
Brooke is a 2014 graduate of OSU and is currently with the Office of Geographer and Global Issues with the US State Department and will be giving the 2024 Marston Lecture. This is an opportunity to meet with her in a casual setting to learn from her experiences. There will be pizza! |
Wed. Nov. 20 1–2 pm |
OmniGlobe demo | Wilkinson 204 Collaborative Learning Space (CLS) | Explore animations of numerous natural global systems and events, such as the ENSO and tsunamis; as well as human influences on our global systems through the mesmerizing OmniGlobe - a 32” spherical projection system. Two students will demonstrate how the Omniglobe simulates Earth geological, atmospheric, and other Earth (and non-Earth) processes.
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Wed. Nov. 20 2–3 pm |
3D Printing the World Demo Wayne Wood |
Burt 154 | Live demo of 3D printing. Learn how lasers can be used to create computer models for 3D printing.
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Wed. Nov. 20 3–4 pm |
Marston Lecture | Gilfillan Auditorium (Wilkinson 110) and virtual (Zoom) |
Title: Geography, Intelligence, and Foreign Policy: A State Department Geographer’s Perspective |
Wed. Nov. 20 4–4:30 pm |
Marston Lecture Reception | CEOAS Admin Bldg, Wecoma Lounge | Social and GIS Day Cake. See you there! |
Thur. Nov. 21 3:30- 5 pm |
GIS Career Panel
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PFSC 117 and virtual |
Discuss GIS-focused careers with industry leaders. Sponsored by the Career Development Center. GIS Career Panel: Anna Ballasiotes, alum, Conservation International; |
Last updated 11/20/2024