Ryan M.

[rpmartin32]

    {
        "preferred_name": "Ryan",
        "csulb_email": "Ryan.Martin01@student.csulb.edu",
        "pronouns": "he/him/his",
        "previous_gis_experience": "Certificate in GIS from Cypress College and CSULB", 
        "previous_remote_sensing_experience": "Took remote sensing at CSULB in undergrad and got my FAA 107 license last semester",
        "previous_programming_experience": "Just the Python programming courses during this program but did not get a good grasp at all.",
        "github_repo_link": "https://github.com/rpmartin32/ihavenoideawhatimdoing",
        "github_project_link": "https://github.com/users/rpmartin32/projects/1",
        "what_you_hope_to_get_out_of_this_class": "More confidence in my remote sensing skills.",
    }

[alex-pakalniskis]

Hey @rpmartin32 ,

Thanks for sharing about yourself. Could you also share about your larger MS project taking place outside this class?

I'd like to curate the course content to the interests of the students (including you), so anything you can share about your project or interests in remote sensing will help me. It sounds like you would be most interested in content related to UAV remote sensing and potentially re-engaging with Python in the context of automating remote sensing analyses?

Along those lines, I'd like you to start thinking about your final project for this class. I'm encouraging all students to pick a topic related to their larger MS project, but you are free to select any apply remote sensing topic of interest.

Look forward to working with you this semester.

Best, Alex

[rpmartin32]

Hello Alex, My project has to do with the San Francisco Public Utility Commission and sorting out their land use parcels and possibly locating sites for environmental justice projects for them on their land. To be honest I'm pretty overwhelmed with the project and the program in general and feel like I don't know what I'm doing, so I really have no idea where to even begin as far as thinking about a project for this class. I would definitely appreciate guidance when it comes to that. I'm not very good at thinking creatively like that. I hope to learn more about remote sensing and project opportunities and ideas through the rest of the semester. It was nice to meet you on Saturday. Best, Ryan M.

On Sun, Mar 12, 2023 at 7:40 PM Alex Pakalniskis @.***> wrote:

Hey @rpmartin32 https://github.com/rpmartin32 ,

Thanks for sharing about yourself. Could you also share about your larger MS project taking place outside this class?

I'd like to curate the course content to the interests of the students (including you), so anything you can share about your project or interests in remote sensing will help me. It sounds like you would be most interested in content related to UAV remote sensing and potentially re-engaging with Python in the context of automating remote sensing analyses?

Along those lines, I'd like you to start thinking about your final project for this class. I'm encouraging all students to pick a topic related to their larger MS project, but you are free to select any apply remote sensing topic of interest.

Look forward to working with you this semester.

Best, Alex

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[rpmartin32]

Hello Alex, Will the upcoming lectures be recorded? I have plans one of the upcoming Saturdays and won't be able to attend. Will that be a detriment or will it be hard to catch up? Thank you Ryan M.

[rpmartin32]

https://github.com/rpmartin32/ihavenoideawhatimdoing/blob/main/GISC606_Lab1.ipynb

[rpmartin32]

https://github.com/rpmartin32/ryanmCsulb/blob/main/GISC606_L4.ipynb

[rpmartin32]

https://rpmartin32.github.io/lab5/

[rpmartin32]

https://rpmartin32.github.io/finalprojectpaper/