IGIS

IGIS is pleased to announce a three-day "Dronecamp" to be held July 25-27, 2017, in Davis.

Christine Wilkinson reports here on her trip to East Africa as part of her dissertation research. She explored potential field sites, networked with communities and wildlife managers, and brainstormed my dissertation research questions. And took some amazing pics. http://africa.berkeley.

Earlier this month, IGIS held another two-day workshop on using drones for agriculture and land management. As with previous workshops, the material included drone technology, safety and regulations, principles of remote sensing, mission planning, flight operations, and data analysis.

New mobile app to track close encounters with coyotes Author: Pamela Kan-Rice Published on: February 13, 2017 A coyote pup is captured on a game camera in Irvine. Hikers can use the Coyote Cacher app to report coyote sightings.

One of the core missions of IGIS is to conduct research that pushes the envelope of spatial science and spatial technologies for applications in agriculture and natural resources.