This presentation by SEDAC deputy manager Alex de Sherbinin describes research he has conducted either using SEDAC data or to develop SEDAC-disseminated data sets. The lecture was given to the Pennsylvania State University Department of Geography coffee hour in February 2020.
An introduction to the growing diversity of gridded data and overview of approaches, including those that utilize new sources of remote sensing data, and an introduction to the SEDAC POPGRID Viewer, which lets users easily compare data products for their specific regions of interest; under the auspices of the POPGRID Data Collaborative. Part of NASA′s EarthData Webinar Series.
This “cyberseminar” focuses on various gridded population and settlement data products and their suitability for different application areas in population-environment studies. Hosted by the Population and Environment Research Network (PERN) and organized by CIESIN and the POPGRID Data Collaborative, which is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
How demographic shifts, evolving cultural values and beliefs, and the changing environment may interact is the focus of this “cyberseminar” hosted by the Population and Environment Research Network (PERN) and organized by CIESIN and the Columbia Aging Center. Learn more at https://populationenvironmentresearch.org/cyberseminars/10449.
A brief video introduction to data sets Human Built-up and Settlement Extent (HBASE) and Global Man-made Impervious Surface (GMIS) + how to use the mapping tool to visualizing the data. HBASE and GMIS were produced as a result of a collaboration between the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and the Department of Geographical Sciences at the University of Maryland, funded through the NASA Land Cover Land Use Change Program.
An introduction to the data products and services offered by the NASA Socioeconomic Data and Applications Center (SEDAC).
This cyberseminar held February 20–27, 2018, looked at key future directions for the integration of remote sensing into social science research, building on the groundbreaking “People and Pixels” volume produced by the National Research Council in 1998. It was organized by the Population-Environment Research Network (PERN), which is hosted by SEDAC and sponsored by the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population and Future Earth.
This brief video is an introduction to the most recent update to the NASA SEDAC flagship gridded data product, Gridded Population of the World (GPW), which models the global distribution of human population on a continuous surface. New features of GPWv4 include more recent census data; a smaller grid size; and many more input census units.
A simple, online tool for estimating the population living in proximity to hazardous events as well as human settlements and major facilities such as dams and nuclear power plants. The Hazards Mapper displays near-real-time data on earthquakes, fires, air quality, and, for the U.S., flood and tornado warnings. Part of the monthly NASA Earthdata Webinar Series that highlights NASA EOSDIS data products and data access tools.
Gridded Population of the World (GPW) is a global, high-resolution population data collection produced by the NASA Socioeconomic Data and Applications Center (SEDAC). Part of the monthly NASA Earthdata Webinar series that showcases NASA EOSDIS data products and data access tools, this Webinar focuses on the development of GPW, improvements to this fourth version, research and policy applications, and methods. Also available via Adobe Connect.
Using the results of a climate vulnerability mapping exercise for Mali, West Africa, as an example, this video describes how SEDAC data were integrated with NASA data to produce a decision support tool for the US Agency for International Development (USAID).
This overview of integrating socioeconomic and remote sensing data to explore human interactions in the environment is part of the monthly NASA Earthdata Webinar Series that showcases NASA EOSDIS data products and data access tools. Also available via Adobe Connect.