Join folks within the Learning Ecosystems Northeast network to learn more about remote sensing and its application in scientific research.

GMRI's very own Dr. Jerome Pinti will kick us off with an overview of remote sensing and talk about how he uses it in his research to get a better understanding of the habitat preferences of marine organisms. We will then hear from Rabecca Bakker, a research scientist from the Michigan Technological Research Institute who uses remote sensing data to map vernal pools. 

There will be ample time for questions for each scientist as well as time to connect with educators and other learning experience designers around how one might apply this work in various learning environments. A $75 stipend is available for participating in this session.