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Greetings NEARC Community:
In our data blog I recently wrote about another reason to be critical of the data–especially imagery–when it can be misinterpreted and when it can be deliberately faked. Included in that essay was a brief paragraph
encouraging the community to also be aware and critical of default settings in GIS software when rendering and analyzing imagery. Why? Default settings are there to accommodate a wide variety of users, but can lead to conclusions that are at best, not as rigorous
or as accurate as they could be, or, at worst, in error. The above essay expands on that idea and I hope you find it to be useful.
Joseph Kerski
Joseph J. Kerski, Ph.D. GISP | Education Manager
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