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Remote Sensing Office Hours
(multi-day event)HybridJoin YCGS Remote Sensing Supervisor Austin Madson for hybrid office hours to discuss anything related to remote sensing or UAVs.
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Yale GIS Accelerator – May 2026
In-personThis is a five-day training program, designed for Yale affiliates who want to incorporate GIS into their work through an efficient schedule.
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Google Earth Engine in 2026: Accelerating & Communicating Geospatial Analysis
(multi-day event)In-personLearn how to analyze planetary-scale geospatial data, apply AI-powered workflows, and build interactive web apps in this hands-on two-day Google Earth
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Geo-Empowering Yale: A Conversation with Miriam Olivares
Discover how Miriam Olivares is geo-empowering Yale by removing research roadblocks, supporting scholars, and connecting strong GIS foundations.
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Earth’s Nighttime Lights Are Getting More Volatile—What Does That Mean?
Study finds Earth’s night lights are increasingly volatile, revealing instability, shocks, and changing human activity—not just steady economic growth
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For Frontline Communities, Climate Change Hits Home as Extreme Heat and Power Outages
Frontline communities worry as much about climate change, but focus more on immediate local impacts like heat, outages, and daily disruptions.
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Bridging the Atlantic Migrations & their Legacies
Jose-Antonio Espín-Sánchez, Leticia Arroyo Abad, Werner Stengl, Emily Sellars, Xiaofan Shen, and Jennifer Marlon
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Geographies of Arrest: Street Vending, Race, and Policing in Los Angeles
Leigh-Anna Hidalgo, Yeim We, Aline Maybank, and Jennifer Marlon
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Unveiling Carbon Dynamics in African Tropical Forests Using Sentinel-2 Spectral Indices
Nadia Zikiou, Lixing Lin, Jam Lian, and Jennifer Marlon
