Claudia Windeck

About the Author

Claudia Windeck is a writer, sustainability consultant and peatland specialist. Claudia is a dedicated change-maker with a background in Earth Science and Environmental Management. In her opinion, GIS and remote sensing applications offer the precision and high temporal resolution in a world were quick results regarding the environment have never been more urgent.

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GIS Learning

Mapping Elephant Distribution with Remote Sensing and GIS

August 12, 2018By Claudia WindeckGIS Learning

A variety of applications using GIS, remote sensing and GPS tracking of individuals per collars have advanced in the last years and are increasingly used for mapping and tracking elephants.

A New Global Peatland Map Expected for 2020

July 19, 2018By Claudia WindeckGIS Data

A new global high-resolution peatland map is expected for 2020.

Ready for Summer – Remote Sensing of Bathing Water Quality

June 17, 2018By Claudia WindeckSpatial Analysis

Remote sensing is being used to help researchers monitor water quality in lakes and coastal areas.

Mapping and Assessing Landscape Suitability for Bee Migration

May 31, 2018By Claudia WindeckSpatial Analysis

Recent studies have showed how GIS and remote-sensing applications could help to assess and map landscape suitability for bees.

Monitoring and Mapping Microplastics in Marine Ecosystems

May 15, 2018By Claudia WindeckSpatial Analysis

Advancements in satellite remote sensing techniques are paving the way toward the development of high resolution and temporal maps of marine microplastic distribution.

Topography of Australia’s Intertidal Zone Available as Open Data

The National Intertidal Digital Elevation Model (NIDEM) is the first 3D model of Australia’s intertidal zone. It is available for downloading as an open source dataset from Australia’s National Map portal.

Tutorial: Introduction to Geospatial Analysis in R

Watch this tutorial “Introduction to Geospatial Analysis in R” to learn how to import files into R, overlay layers, reduce spatial extent, select and reclassify values, and make a map.

Elements of a Map

Map elements such as the map frame, legend, and north arrow are parts of what create a map.

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