ICCARS is a NASA funded STEM education program for grade 8-12 teachers and students. Students and Teachers will have a working understanding of the science behind global climate change and its relationship to human activity, in particular its relationship to land-use and land-cover (LULC) changes on multiple scales through NASA data products and models. Wayne RESA and the Institute for Geospatial Research and Education (IGRE) at Eastern Michigan University are the program developers.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
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Hello, Dave and Andy. Guess who am I? aha, right, I am Xiaoliang. Go through my blog sometime.
ReplyDeleteI went through your blog, Xiaoliang! Really nice. Thanks for keeping all of our work in order.
ReplyDeleteLast night's session gave me a much better understanding on which direction our class may go. I won't have them spending much time on relating the images we get and process from the kite and relating that to satellite images (though this allows students to see it isn't magic), much more important is the consequences of climate change and trying to creating activites that may allow them to understand how this could happen.
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