Who is Nate Herold?
I am with the Coastal Remote Sensing Program at the NOAA Coastal Services Center in Charleston, South Carolina, where I lead the Center’s land cover mapping activities, managing the Coastal Change Analysis Program (C-CAP).
Recent Posts
- Change is Ninety Percent Based on the Data...and the Other Half is Based on Your Interpretation
- The Twelve Days of (Geospatial) Christmas
- A Fairly Accurate Explanation of Map Accuracies
- Lies, Damned Lies, and Accuracy Assessment
- Spatial Detail VS. Map Accuracy (and the concept of spatial rounding)
- Resolution Vs. Minimum Mapping Unit: Size Does Matter
The Twelve Days of (Geospatial) Christmas
Submitted by Nate Herold on December 20, 2012
This motherboard Christmas tree from Urban Outfitters is the ultimate tech tree. |
On the twelfth day of Christmas my geospatial techy gave to me: Twelve decision support tools Eleven ground control points Ten lidar point clouds Nine Landsat satellites Eight bands of worldview Seven spectral clusters Six contour intervals Five images with low RMSE Four tidal datums Three color bands Two standard deviations And a map derived through photogrammetry |
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