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<ahref="http://bit.ly/2jc5SXy"target="_blank"><imgsrc="{{ site.url }}/images/earth-data-analytics-professional-certificate-banner.png"alt="Get a professional Certificate in Earth Data Analytics at University of Colorado, Boulder"></a></div>
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<divid = "left">Learn about skills needed to launch a career in Earth Data Analytics / earth data science.
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Also learn about the tools being used to work with different types of data in R and Python.
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<divid = "left"markdown="1">Learn about the latest skills and tools being used in the earth data science field. Get tips and tricks on scientific programming and learn what skills and tools will give you an edge in the job market.
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Also learn about the tools being used to work with different types of data in `R` and `Python`.
excerpt: "Data intensive courses, course lessons and tutorials that teach scientific programming, reproducible open science workflows and general scientific data skills. "
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<ahref="http://bit.ly/2jc5SXy"target="_blank"><imgsrc="{{ site.url }}/images/earth-data-analytics-professional-certificate-banner.png"alt="Get a professional Certificate in Earth Data Analytics at University of Colorado, Boulder"></a></div>
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<divid = "left">Learn how to combine earth science with data science to better understand the earth. Take our self-paced our open courses. In the first course, earth analytics, learn how to use the R programming language and R markdown to work with time series, gis, remote sensing, social media data and more. No previous programming experience is required to complete the Earth Analytics course. We are currently building a second, Earth Analytics course in Python. </div>
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<divid = "left"markdown="1">Learn how you can integrate earth science understanding and
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data science skills to better understand Earth by working through free,
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self-paced courses online. In the Earth Analytics course, explore how the
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`R` programming language and `R Markdown` is used to work with time series, GIS,
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remote sensing and social media data. No previous programming experience is
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required! Stay tuned for a second course build in Python using all open source
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tools!
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All Earth Data Science courses, are developed and taught as a part of the
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<ahref="https://www.colorado.edu/earthlab/earth-data-analytics-foundations-professional-certificate"target="_blank">professional Certificate and Masters program in Earth Data Analytics</a>
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offered by <ahref="https://www.colorado.edu/earthlab"target = "_blank">Earth Lab</a> at the University of Colorado - Boulder.
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<divid = "left">Get a short (1 hour or less) introduction to specific earth data science approaches in R, Python or Javascript through an Earth Analytics tutorial. Learn how to use `R`, `Python` and `Javascript` programming languages to perform specific tasks including calculating slope in a digital elevation model or using Leaflet to create an interactive map.
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<divid = "left"markdown="1">Scientific programming can be used to efficiently
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work with many different types of data. Rather than performing tasks manually,
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you can write code that opens, cleans and processes your data. However, often
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figuring out how to perform a specific task in `R`, `Python` or another programming
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language can be tricky. In the tutorials below, you will learn how to use `R`,
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`Python` and `Javascript` programming languages to perform specific tasks
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including calculating slope in a digital elevation model or using Leaflet to
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create an interactive map.
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> If there is a tutorial you’d like to see covered, reach out to us on Twitter
<figcaption>LEFT: Remote sensing systems that measure energy that is naturally
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energy from a source on the instrument itself. Source:
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Natural Resources Canada.
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There are two types of remote sensing sensors: active and passive sensors.
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Passive sensors measure existing energy, often from the sun. The camera in your
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smartphone or iPad is an example of a passive remote sensing sensor. To capture
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a picture, this camera records sunlight, reflected off objects. In contract, an
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active remote sensing sensor creates its own energy source. Lidar (also sometimes
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referred to as *active laser scanning*) is an example of an active remote sensing
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sensor. Lidar systems have a laser on board that emits light that then reflects
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off of objects, like trees, on the Earth’s surface.
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> Learn why Earth Data Science skills are important for <ahref="https://earthdatascience.org/blog/earth-data-scientist-demand/"target="_blank">finding your next job. </a>
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Below you will find lessons that cover how to find, download, work with, visualize
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and analyze remote sensing data in `R` or `Python`.
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and analyze remote sensing data including Landsat, MODIS, NAIP and LiDAR in `R` or `Python`.
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