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iGETT professional development opportunity
07 January 2008, 10:18am
Integrated Geospatial Education and Technology Training (iGETT)
Funded by the National Science Foundation
The Integrated Geospatial Education Technology and Training (iGETT) project offers two-year college faculty professional development opportunities that will enhance existing Geographic Information Systems (GIS) programs by integrating remote sensing and Global Positioning System (GPS) data in ways that support workforce needs. iGETT focuses on moderate-resolution (30 m, 250 m), readily available federal land remote sensing data, such as that from Landsat, MODIS, and ASTER sensors. Topical applications include: forestry, agriculture, disaster management, natural resources management, and urban planning. Faculty who currently teach GIS at two-year colleges located in the United States are eligible to participate in iGETT.
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY: FEBRUARY 15, 2008
Letters of acceptance will be mailed by March 15, 2008.
Apply on line at http://igett.delmar.edu
For more information email:
brand.ncge@verizon.net
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Funded, by, the, National, Science, Foundation
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