Speaker
Renata Hirota
Description
Climate data has coordinates, but also powerful stories hiding in plain sight. In this talk, I’ll show the reasons why I feel in love with the R package {sf} while covering climate change in the Amazon as a freelance journalist. Every Last Drop is a project about oil exploration in the Amazon that showcases that spatial analysis doesn't need to be complicated. Just a handful of core functions and a few essential concepts make geospatial analysis surprisingly simple, even for users who are starting their R journey.
Additional Material or Paper
https://infoamazonia.org/en/project/every-last-drop/
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| Keywords: Please list up to 5 keywords to help us find the right session for your contribution. | spatial analysis, environmental data |
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| Interested in serving as reviewer? | re.hirota@gmail.com |