Chris Smith

Chris Smith holds an MS in Geosciences from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. His thesis research focused on how remote sensing techniques can improve fire fuel and burn severity maps to better understand and predict fire behavior in the Alaska boreal forest. Chris has been a teaching assistant for an undergraduate course on glaciers, earthquakes and volcanoes.

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GIS Image Analysis in ArcGIS Pro (edX) EdX
University of Alaska Fairbanks,AlaskaX

GIS Image Analysis in ArcGIS Pro (edX)

Dive into the world of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) with our specialized course on Image Analysis in ArcGIS Pro. This edX offering provides a thorough grounding in remote sensing techniques, image processing methodologies, and their practical applications to solve complex environmental and geographical challenges. Whether you're interested in understanding landscape changes or tackling sophisticated problems like facial recognition, this course equips you with the skills needed to analyze images effectively.

Self Paced
Self-Paced
Remote Sensing of Wildfires (edX) EdX
University of Alaska Fairbanks,AlaskaX

Remote Sensing of Wildfires (edX)

Explore the fascinating world of wildfire detection and management with our Remote Sensing of Wildfires course. Delve into the use of cutting-edge satellite technology and remote sensing science to monitor and analyze wildfires. Gain insights into how these techniques help manage fire spread, support ecological restoration efforts, and understand the natural role of wildfires in ecosystems.

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Self-Paced
GIS Foundations (edX) EdX
University of Alaska Fairbanks,AlaskaX

GIS Foundations (edX)

Discover the fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) with our beginner-friendly course. Gain a deep understanding of GIS concepts and geospatial technology to unlock new ways of viewing, analyzing, and interpreting geographical data. Perfect for those looking to solve complex problems and make informed decisions based on spatial data.

Self Paced
Self-Paced
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