GRASS software for Earth Observation

GRASS software for Earth Observation

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December 12, 2024

In our international EAGLE MSc program, we go beyond the limitations of a single programming language or software environment. Our goal is to empower students to leverage a wide range of scientific tools effectively. They gain insight into the strengths and limitations of software packages such as Blender, GRASS GIS, and QGIS.
Recently, we focused on time-series analysis using GRASS GIS, highlighting its unique features and scientific capabilities. In the upcoming sessions, we will explore additional tools, including OTB, Whitebox, and SAGA, further broadening our students’ technical expertise and versatility.

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