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AI-Assisted Disaster Mapping with NASA OPERA Data in GeoLibre

Qiusheng Wu, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Fourteen slides covering GeoLibre itself, the NASA plugins around it, and the OPERA disaster mapping workflow this site documents.

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What is in the deck

Slide Topic
2 What GeoLibre is: a free, open-source, cloud-native GIS that runs in the browser, on the desktop, on mobile, and in Jupyter
3 Data visualization across GeoJSON, GeoParquet, FlatGeobuf, COG, PMTiles, COPC, 3D Tiles, Zarr, NetCDF, and OGC services
4 Planetary basemaps beyond Earth: the Moon, Mars, Venus, Europa, Titan, Pluto, and more
5 The 1,000+ tool geoprocessing toolbox: vector, raster, hydrology, LiDAR, network, projection
6 Exploring OPERA data in GeoLibre
7 The NASA Earthdata plugin and GIBS imagery
8 The Earthdata GIS plugin for EOSDIS ArcGIS services
9 This plugin: granule-level search and display for the eight OPERA collections
10 The OPERA GeoAgent, a chat control that inspects and operates the live map
11 Disaster mapping from one plain-language sentence
12 The self-contained HTML and PDF assessment and its sections
13 The live demo, which is this site
  • Video demos show the workflows on slides 11 and 12 running end to end.
  • Disaster workflows is the written version of the same material, with the per-hazard source policy.