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Susana Crespo

@AgMapper

Spatial solutions for sustainability

Joined January 2013
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Thinking of everyone fighting the #LineFire right now
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An amazing story and playbook (for the rest of us) on how one person can affect meaningful change, oh and also, save the economy. bit.ly/3BnRalw #supplychain #SupplyChainCrisis
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Replying to @SiAction
As we are to have you in our lives!
Thinking of you Abby and hoping for the best.
Replying to @HarvestProgram @BeckerInbal
This was great!
Replying to @ProfEmilyOster
The part about the ‘left-holder’, fascinating!
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Replying to @John_M_Nelson
Eerily accurate! The GeoMidpoint of these three locations was less than 20 miles from where I born and raised. I guess the word 'Yard Sale' is what got me. I hate being that predictable, but no doubt, #geography rules.
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Replying to @sbkalisky
Congrats Shannon, Corey, and big sister!
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Wow I totally missed this news!! medium.com/sentinel-hub/digi… Head blown 🤯🤯🤯 Sentinel-2 cloudless mosaics! Liberal CC-BY license!! Public on AWS!!! In COG!!!! So excited to play with this and maybe bring it to WebGL. Many thanks to @sentinel_hub!
Digital Twin Sandbox Sentinel-2 collection available to everyone

Digital Twin Sandbox Sentinel-2 collection available to everyone

Have you ever wanted to perform rapid prototyping of your machine learning models on a global scale? Now you can.

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mikel@mikel28 Jan 2021
“a consolidated Federal geographic mapping service that can facilitate public access to climate-related information that will assist Federal, State, local, and Tribal governments in climate planning and resilience activities.” whitehouse.gov/briefing-room…
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Replying to @MicheleTobias
A mosaic of images (or rasters)
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In my 20s, wanted a job within walking distance. Though not a lot of options, got hired at @ASPRSorg in Grosvenor’s home (First hire and editor of @NatGeo ) Surrounded by maps, pixels, and stories, was 🎣 for life . Then went to @ClarkUniversity and had mind blown with IDRISI.
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P.J. Doherty@pjdohertygis26 Jan 2021
If you live in an area (California) where emergency managers and hazard specialist say you’re at risk of “debris flow” - please for your safety and your family - LISTEN to them. usgs.gov/centers/ca-water/sc… – at Redlands, CA
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Interesting how #AugmentedReality can be used to help us better understand Earth Systems.
Anthony Yanez (@KPRC2Anthony) profile pictureAnthony Yanez@KPRC2Anthony27 Jan 2021
Our first atmospheric river arrives in SoCal starting tomorrow. How these invisible rivers in the sky affect us and why they aren't like other weather systems. #NBCLA #AtmosphericRiver #AugmentedReality
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Replying to @drfarls
The Potomac. From high up above on 495, except I’ve lived in CA long enough I almost wrote ‘the’ 495.
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GeoHipster@geohipster18 Jan 2021
Rebekah Jones to GeoHipster: “We work at the cross-section of Earth and people” ift.tt/2Knr910
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Replying to @JamesFallows
Yes, and no. They are the worst.
Replying to @ECMcLaughlin
This morning, rain is relief.
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Replying to @ECMcLaughlin @SteveKornacki @AliVelshi
Three times in, and still crying with laughter.
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🤦🏽‍♀️ So much about this is gross, but let’s start here — in September alone, 617,000 women in their prime working age of 35-44 left the workforce, compared with 78,000 men, according to government data released Friday.
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@Acyn27 Oct 2020
Trump: We’re getting your husbands back to work
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