| Category | Links |
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| ArcGIS | ArcGIS Tutorials and Tip Sheets Resources for learning how to use ArcGIS and perform various tasks and functions
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| QGIS | Quantum GIS (QGIS) Tutorials and Guides Resources for learning how to use QGIS (formerly Quantum GIS) and perform various tasks and functions. |
| Google Earth, Google Map | Google Earth / Map Guides Resources for using Google Earth or Google Map for presentations and mash-ups |
| GPS | GPS Guides Resources for planning and doing field data collection using global positioning system receivers |
| Remote Sensing | Remote Sensing Guides Resources for learning about working with satellite imagery and remote sensing technology |
| Geoda | Geoda Tutorials Geoda is a free software program for performing spatial statistical analysis and geovisualization of data, developed by a team now at Arizona State University |
| Poster Design | GIS Poster Design Guidance Resources for understanding good poster design and a tutorial for using Microsoft Publisher for creating a poster. |
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Load More...Want to learn how to make beautiful maps? Check out the @Esri #cartography MOOC - a FREE online course on creating stunning visualizations using the latest #GIS software! The course starts on February 3 and is run by experts in the field. http://go.esri.com/carto-mooc
#RStudio Global - the FREE 24-hour virtual conference about all things R and #RStats is already this Thursday (1/21). The conference also includes an RShiny Masterclass tomorrow (1/20) morning at 9 am EST. Make sure to check it out! Register now: http://rstudio.com/conference
Check out the RStudio Conference - A free 24-hour virtual event on all things R & RStudio, featuring 50+ speakers from around the world
1/21/21 @ 8am PT / 16:00 GMT / 01:00 JST
https://rstudio.com/conference/
Learn more about R & RStudio @ Tufts by visiting http://Datalab.tufts.eduAre you a MATLAB, C/C++, or Fortran user interested in transitioning to #Python? Join our #NumPy workshop tomorrow (11/4) @ 1 pm ET and learn how to use Python for scientific #programming!
Registration: http://tufts.libcal.com/event/7159156
Other upcoming workshops: http://go.tufts.edu/workshops
