Udemy – Storytelling + geospatial data: climate science narratives 2024-3

Quantitative narrative addresses a wide range of worldviews and perspectives. Think about the different narratives about sustainability and climate science. It is tempting to separate them and forget the uncertainty in the role of each aspect. Creating narratives and ideas about the physical-cultural-ecological facilities required for the sustainable exploitation of infrastructure at the intersection of production and consumption. Geospatial analysts and scientists assess demographic, social and cultural changes, economic and environmental dynamics – what we need now is a powerful intersection of our insights. Understanding the role of spatial intelligence and spatial awareness may be the missing link. Using open source tools and data, we will explore how powerful data questions can advance our discussion and refocus potential solutions to address disparity and marginalization at the community level.

What you will learn in this course

• Using quantitative assessment, identify frictions between perceived global narratives and reality Explore the dangers of reductionism in climate and sustainability debates to better inform conflicting perspectives on big ideas How to best source Data to question sustainability and climate data Perform a spatial analysis using open source tools.

This course is suitable for people who:

• This course is for data custodians, scientists, and analysts interested in collecting data and exploring deeper narratives aligned with the quality of analysis, the characteristics of frameworks, and defined assumptions.

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