Dr. Qiusheng Wu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Geography & Sustainability at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. In addition, he holds positions as an Amazon Visiting Academic and a Senior Research Fellow at the United Nations University. Specializing in geospatial data science and open-source software development, Dr. Wu is particularly focused on leveraging big geospatial data and cloud computing to study environmental changes, with an emphasis on surface water and wetland inundation dynamics. He is the creator of several open-source packages designed for advanced geospatial analysis and visualization, including geemap, leafmap, and segment-geospatial. For a closer look at his open-source contributions, please visit his GitHub repositories at https://github.com/opengeos.
- Linux: manjaro-linux
- R packages: whiteboxR
- Python packages: geemap | leafmap | eefolium | geehydro | lidar | whitebox | whiteboxgui | geospatial | pygis | pypackage
- ArcGIS Toolboxes: WhiteboxTools-ArcGIS | Depression Analysis Toolbox | Wetland Hydrology Analyst
- Google Earth Engine: Awesome-GEE | earthengine-py-notebooks | qgis-earthengine-examples | earthengine-apps
- Visualizing satellite image time series interactively
- Segment-geospatial presentation at SERVIR
- Segmenting remote sensing imagery with box prompts
- New book release: Earth Engine and Geemap
- Creating satellite timelapse with Streamlit and Earth Engine
