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Five of the best YouTube channels for learning and collecting geographic data, with a rationale for each choice

Ronaldo Menezes
Mar 30, 2019
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ive of the best YouTube channels for learning and collecting geographic data, with a rationale for each choice:

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  1. Esri
    • The official Esri YouTube channel offers a wide range of tutorials, webinars, and product demos related to ArcGIS. It is an excellent source for learning about geoprocessing, spatial analysis, cartography and specific GIS applications. Content is frequently updated and includes presentations from industry experts.
  2. QGIS
    • The official QGIS YouTube channel provides in-depth tutorials on using this open source GIS software. The videos cover everything from basics to advanced geoprocessing techniques, allowing users of all levels to improve their skills. Additionally, the active QGIS user community frequently contributes tutorial videos.
  3. Google Earth
    • The Google Earth YouTube channel offers tutorials and demonstrations on how to use Google Earth and Google Earth Engine. It's a valuable resource for learning how to collect and analyze geospatial data and create stunning visualizations. The videos also cover integrations with other Google tools.
  4. GeoAwesomeness
    • GeoAwesomeness is a channel that covers a wide range of topics related to GIS, remote sensing and geotechnologies. Videos include tutorials, expert interviews, software reviews, and discussions on the latest trends in the field of geoinformation. It's a great source for staying up to date and learning new techniques.
  5. OpenGeoTech
    • OpenGeoTech is a channel dedicated to tutorials and tips on geotechnology software, especially open source ones such as QGIS, GRASS GIS and SAGA GIS. The videos are practical and focus on how to solve specific problems, which is extremely useful for professionals and students working with geographic data.

These channels are valuable resources for learning about geoprocessing, GIS, remote sensing, and other geospatial technologies. They offer hands-on tutorials, product demos, and expert insights that can help both beginners and seasoned professionals hone their skills and knowledge.

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