We proudly announce the presence of Martin Charlton and Chris Brunsdon from Maynooth University as instructor at the short course in #R for advanced spatial analysis and mapping on the first day of #SDSM2020, taking place at the Faculté Géosciences et Environnement - UNIL next June. More info @ wp.unil.ch/sds2020/

⚠️⚠️⚠️CALL FOR ABSTRACT OPEN⚠️⚠️⚠️ You are a researcher working in #spatial #datascience? You have time until January 31th, 2020 to submit an abstract and be part to #SDSM2020, taking place in Lausanne at the Faculté Géosciences et Environnement - UNIL next June. More info @ wp.unil.ch/sds2020/

Run #EarthEngine in #rstats using this one weird trick 😉 (RStudio's Rmd w/ reticulate 🐍) Really handy for making #EO time series animations w/ #ggplot and ImageMagick e.g., Santa Clara County, CA temperature 📊 (inspired by Tim Baxter). Tutorial coming soon! 📜

🎅🎄The #SDSM2020 organizing committee wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year🎄🎅 While opening your gift under the Christmas tree, don't forget that the abstract submission for the conference is still open. Merry Spatial Data Science! Info @ wp.unil.ch/sds2020/

We hope that you have ended 2019 well and that you are ready for this new decade. After a quick reminder of the year in music youtu.be/XViKTeeJS6I (thanks to ceeroo.ch), don't forget to submit your abstract until the 31th of january for a good start in 2020 😉.

⚠️⚠️⚠️Thanks to everyone who has already submitted, it's really great! After a few extension requests, we will add two small weeks. The new submission deadline is therefore extended until February 13th, 2020, 5pm (UTC+1).  ⚠️⚠️⚠️

⚠️⚠️⚠️We would like to draw your attention on the abstract submission procedure: to finalise this process, you have to click on the check button, otherwise your abstract appears on the state "DRAFT". ✅✅✅

⚠️⚠️⚠️In light of the developing coronavirus outbreak, the organisers have decided to temporarily pause registration for SDS2020. We will assess the situation until the 29 March and notify participants thereafter. ⏸️⏸️⏸️

We are looking for a Data Scientist specialized in modeling remote sensing data. Come and work with us on making better data and better software for a better world! #rstats Woodwell Climate Research Center opengeohub.org/jobs/2021/data…

Abstract submission deadline for #SDS has been EXTENDED to May 8th, 2021. Don't miss the opportunity to participate to the first conference in #Spatial #DataScience!

We can proudly confirm the presence of Martin Charlton and Chris Brunsdon from Maynooth University as instructor at the short course in #R for advanced spatial analysis and mapping at #SDSM, virtually hosted by the Faculté Géosciences et Environnement - UNIL next June. More info @ wp.unil.ch/sds2020/

Maps shows all European cities starting with "Saint". In Spain and Portugal the routes towards Santiago de Compostela are clearly visible. Source: buff.ly/3za5xKm

The short course "#R for advanced spatial analysis and mapping" by Chris Brunsdon just started - don't miss it! #SDS2020 #Spatial #DataScience

Our colleague Joana Parente will present "#Post-#fire #soil #erosion #risk map in #Portugal: prediction and validation" on the 11 of June at 13:45 SDSMeeting . More info in: wp.unil.ch/sds2020/ #SDS2020 #Spatial #DataScience

Delighted to inform you that CISBAT registration is now open! cisbat.org Visionary keynote speakers, topical presentations, workshops, visits, all about #energyefficiency and #renewables in the #builtenvironment. Hybrid or virtual, not to miss! @epfl_en EPFL-ENAC

First keynote talk by Mikhail Kanevski " On Spatial Data Science" starting in few minutes - see you on Whova #SDS2020

On #spatial #datascience, keynote talk by Prof. Mikhail Kanevski from Université de Lausanne #SDS2020

I'm very excited of chairing a session this afternoon at the SDSMeeting - see you there!

Second keynote "Practical strategies for fitting Extreme-Value #statistical models with a view towards #environmental and #ecological applications" from Dr. Daniela Castro-Camilo starting at 2pm #SDS2020

Keynote talk by Marc Barthelemy on "Understanding the #spatial structure of #cities: some results and challenges". What a great way to start our day!! #SDS2020