As part of the Women+ in Geospatial mentorship programme, the cohort produce a ‘Legacy’ in their mentorship groups or mentor/mentee pairs. The aim of the Legacy is to give pairs/groups the opportunity to create something as a Legacy of their experience in the programme. The Legacy gives mentorship participants the chance to work towards a collective goal and a way to commemorate their mentorship journey.
This Legacy Gallery showcases the Legacy of the Women+ in Geospatial mentorship cohorts.
Gender Dynamics in GIS
Authors: Dewi Spijkerman, Victoria Song
Tags: 2020 Cohort, Infographic, Video, Geography
Project looking at the gender dynamics and differences in opinions towards GIS as both a course and career option. Findings from a survey were summarised using an infographic and feature video.
Sustainable Development Goals
Authors: Argyro Kavvada, Darcy Gray
Tags: 2020 Cohort, StoryMap, Gender
A showcase of of projects addressing gender inequality through geospatial technologies and projects led by women in the geospatial field.
Capacity Building Database
Authors: Freja Hunt, Gemma Gass, Laure Boudinaud, Lorena Abad, Sofia Garcia, Tea Tuur
Tags: 2020 Cohort, Database, Training
A database of online courses to help you continue to build your expertise and keep up-to-date with the latest technological advancements and skills.
Urban Heat Islands
Authors: Laxmi Goparaju, Nontsikelelo Dupu
Tags: 2020 Cohort, Tutorial, Google Earth Engine
Research exploring the urban heat island effect in the Anthropocene age in relation to population, vegetation, urbanisation and climate changes.
#TheyMapThePath
Authors: Heather Kirkpatrick, Joan Vlasschaert, Kristen O’Shea, Melissa Sullivan, Nicole Yeung
Tags: 2020 Cohort, Social Media
A social media campaign called #TheyMapThePath. This campaign aimed to uplift and celebrate women; inspire geospatial communities; express gratitude.
The Geospatial Industry in Southern Africa
Authors: Deepthi Patric, Lynn Fanikiso
Tags: 2020 Cohort, Case Study, Geospatial
The state of the geospatial industry case study: Southern Africa
Map Challenge: Corporate Tax Havens
Authors: Katharine Hewlings, Kayla Rakes, Leah Bowyer, Olivia Wineski
Tags: 2020 Cohort, Video, Cartography
Map challenge: submitting a map to the Guerrilla Cartography map challenge. Map will be published in Shelter Atlas.
Detection of Vegetation Cover Change
Authors: Ghada Sahbeni, Kelebogile Basima and Sharon Omoja
Tags: 2020 Cohort, Research Paper, Land Cover
Study exploring the possibility of using NDVI classification derived from Landsat 8 OLI data to assess vegetation density change in Gospers Mountain between 2016 and 2020.
Studying the Geospatial Career Path
Authors: Elenora van Rijsingen, Esther Moore, Helen Whiteley, Katie Stenson, Stefanie Lumnitz
Tags: 2020 Cohort, Article, Careers
A survey distributed within the geospatial community with the aim to understand and visualize career paths of participants across the geospatial domain.
Infographic on Women in Conservation and GIS
Authors: Alina Tarmu, Heather Peacock
Tags: 2020 Cohort, Article, Careers
An infographic that focuses on relevant statistics: numbers of women in these fields vs men; women of colour; the “leaky pipeline”.
Agriculture Commodity Mapping in Nigeria
Authors: Deborah Sobanke, Musa Chirikeni
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Tableau, Dashboard, Agriculture, Nigeria
Dashboard giving a full glimpse of cash crops produced in different states and LGAs in Nigeria. The commodities can be filtered by states or LGA to have a glimpse of where they are produced. The tree map gives a description of the highest producing state in Nigeria which is Kaduna state.
The Ocean in Focus
Authors: Ariana Yute, Ratna Prastyani, Annalie Agad, Iriz Angelica Rapacon
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Blog, Pollution, Marine, Indonesia, Philippines
The Ocean in Focus is a blog dedicated to increasing public awareness of marine debris in the oceans surrounding Indonesia and the Philippines. It compiles many resources about marine pollution and its effects, including interactive map.
Documenting ESRI’s Cartography MOOC
Authors: Charity Nduta, Sarah Kanee
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Cartography, MOOC
Video documenting experience undertaking one of ESRI’s MOOC. The MOOC was focused on the cartographic aspects of ArcGIS Pro. The overall experience was informative and the exposure to the cartographic capabilities of ArcGIS Pro was great.
Cracking Open the Technical Interview Black Box
Authors: Joanna Wilkin, Tova Perlman
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Webinar, Technical Interviews
A live webinar of panel speakers talking about their real world experiences with technical interviews, offering tips and tricks for how to complete interviews well, what to do when you can’t complete them and how best to answer technical questions. It included thoughts from interviewers on what makes a good technical interview for a job candidate.
Urban Heat Islands Mapping
Authors: Ghada Sahbeni, Yongyu He, and Aasia Wahab
Tags: 2021 Cohort, StoryMap, ESRI UC22, Climate Change, Sentinel 3
A comparative study about heat islands’ spatial distribution in two major European cities (i.e., Budapest and Munich) using Sentinel-3 SLSTR data acquired in August 2021.
Fighting Child Poverty in India
Authors: Yongyu He, Ghada Sahbeni and Aasia Wahab
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Article, Poverty, Zero Hunger, SDGs
A short article addressing child poverty worldwide and particularly in India. This article was published in Maplines spring issue 2022.
A Glance at Gender Equity in Education
Authors: Aasia Wahab, Ghada Sahbeni and Yongyu He
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Article, Gender Equality, Quality Education, SDGs
A short article addressing gender inequality worldwide and particularly in Pakistan. This article was published in Maplines summer issue 2022.
Satellite Imagery Evidence of Drought Effects on Lake Sevier, Utah
Authors: Alina Tarmu, Ambreen Masud
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Satellite, Leaflet, Python
A web page featuring a Leaflet map widget as well as a satellite imagery timelapse showing drought affecting Lake Sevier in Utah, USA.
Urban Mythbusters Volume 1
Authors: Deboleena Mazumdar, Mandy Maas
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Urban Myth, Amsterdam, Food
A geospatial exploration of tacos and tokos in the city of Amsterdam.
Lakes on Ice, from Space
Authors: Connie Harpur, Mandy Maas
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Google Earth Engine, Antarctica, Supraglacial Lakes
This blog post explores the use of satellite imagery in the Google Earth Engine Platform to detect and analyse supraglacial lakes in the Amery Ice Shelf in East Antarctica.
GIS Portfolio 101
Authors: Ayeisha Sheldon, Kathryn Berger, Tash Senior, Maria Rühringer
Tags: 2021 Cohort, ESRI Hub, Portfolio
Online webpage which highlights different aspects in creating a GIS portfolio, including examples and key resources for getting started. .
Highlighting the Hidden Figures of Women in the Geospatial Industry
Authors: Ariel Low, Helen Turvene, Aubin Douglas, Phoebe Ly
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Wikipedia, Women, Geospatial
We created Wikipedia pages to honour those women+ who have mapped the path forward, and to inspire the next generations of women+ geographers, mappers, and geospatialists.
The Sh*t You Don’t See on Someone’s CV
Authors: Alina Blume, Emma Pidduck
Tags: 2021 Cohort, Google Earth Engine, Antarctica, Supraglacial Lakes
CV with a combination of experience, both professional, but also personal to demonstrate the “real-life CV”
Cohort 3 Mentorship Network Catalog
Authors: Fernanda Ribeiro, Paige Krinks
Tags: 2021 Cohort, StoryMap, Survey, Statistics
An interactive catalog network of women from the 2021/22 mentorship cohort
Celebratory Videos
At the end of each cohort a celebratory video marked the end of the programme, the video shares the work completed by the cohort and reflections on their time in the programme.
Celebrating the Women+ in Geospatial Mentorship Programme 2020-21
Celebrating the achievements and successes of the Women+ in Geospatial 2020-2021 Mentorship Programme members!
Celebrating the Women+ in Geospatial Mentorship Programme 2021-22
Celebrating the achievements and successes of the Women+ in Geospatial 2021-2022 Mentorship Programme members!
Forging a geospatial community where all genders can thrive.Inspire. Unite. Empower.