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Lesson Contribution - Two suggestions on Episode 3 and 4 #72
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These both seem sensible. @jhollist should we bring these up at the CAC meeting? Any maintainers have thoughts on these? |
My slight preference would be to not list any commercial software. |
@jsta There is a whole section on the page for commercial software. I think it's worth a discussion on how exhaustive the "landscape" list is and what makes something worth listing. |
@srappel all of these are certainly a good fit for the CAC. Projections, CRS, etc. will definitely be a topic given all the changes the PROJ and the supporting geospatial packages. |
Both suggestions are acceptable. In fact, categorizing the list into software that are GIS emphasis (such as ArcGIS, QGIS, Manifold) & Remote sensing or image analysis emphasis (such as ERDAS, ENVI, IDRISI) or adding notes to that effect may be a good idea. |
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On https://datacarpentry.org/organization-geospatial/04-geo-landscape/index.html
My comment is that the addition of the software package ENVI by L3Harris is widely used for Remote Sensing and should be included. It is heavily used in the community.
The other comment is very minor but on https://datacarpentry.org/organization-geospatial/03-crs/index.html
It would be helpful to distinguish the difference between a geographic coordinate system and the projected systems. It comes up, especially when dealing with measurements and distance.
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