NebraskaView is led by the Center for Advanced Land Management Information Technologies (CALMIT) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. It has both institutional and individual partners with the goal of promoting the use of remotely sensed data through applied remote sensing research, K-12 and higher STEM education, workforce development, and technology transfer.
Partners have opportunities to share data, participate in training, enhance opportunities for research, and partake in other benefits including:
Identifying and Accessing Data: NebraskaView staff can help you identify data for meeting your specific needs, and in many cases can help acquire data at little or no cost.
Training: NebraskaView staff provide a variety of short courses (1 day to 1 week) and web-based training; courses to suit specialized requirements can be custom-developed.
Data Acquisition: NebraskaView can provide aerial imagery custom flown by the CALMIT aircraft program to meet specialized requirements.
Research: NebraskaView staff are available to develop collaborative research projects anywhere in the state.
Visiting Scientists Program: NebraskaView partners can arrange for on-site visits at CALMIT ranging from 1 day to several months. NebraskaView will provide office space, and complete access to staff and facilities for the duration of the visit.
NebraskaView Outreach Program: NebraskaView staff can visit partners for training, lectures or consulting.
