[dropcaps style=’square1′ background_color=”]T[/dropcaps]he Geospatial Research Institute Toi Hangarau worked with a group of Secondary School Geography Teachers today, providing some tips and tools for easily deployed spatial data capture using freely available online resources. The day was a success with the rain holding off long enough for all participants to get outside and collect some data before returning to the workshop to view and manipulate the results.
PhD Opportunity (fees and stipend scholarship included) – Landscape Evolution of Cultural Heritage Landscapes and Anthropogenic Landforms
Aim:
To model spatio-temporal evolution of landscapes of cultural relevance to Indigenous Māori communities in Aotearoa New Zealand, and model future evolution of engineered landforms.
Summary:
In this research quantitative terrain analysis will characterize modern landscapes, and Community Surface Dynamics Modelling System (CSDMS)…
