• Title: 2023 KAGES-KGS Ethics Workshop
• Theme: Ethical implications of using generative AI in research
• Speaker: Hoyun Ryu (founder and CEO of OxoPolitics)
• Dates:
  1) Friday, November 3rd, 5PM PST (US & Canada)
  2) Saturday, November 4th, 9AM KST (Korea)
• Registration HERE
• Zoom Lin HERE, Meeting ID: 894 0633 7271, Passcode: 551544
• Host: KAGES Ethics Council
• Sponsor: KAGES & KGS

• Title: Google Earth Engine Workshop for Absolute Beginners
• Speaker/Instructor: Dr. Taehee Hwang, Indiana University
• Dates: May 15-16, 2023, 8-10 PM (EST, US): May 16-17, 2023, 9-11 AM (Korean Time)
• Registration HERE by May 14 (Registration is free but required. A Zoom link will be sent to registrants.) Seats are limited!
• Workshop description: “Google Earth Engine is a cloud-based geospatial analysis platform that enables users to visualize and analyze satellite images of our planet.” (Google Earth, n.d. retrieved from https://www.google.com/intl/en_us/earth/education/)

In this 2-day session, participants will learn how to use the Google Earth Engine based on JavaScript API (Application Programming Interface) for processing remote sensing images and products. The instruction won’t assume any previous knowledge; everyone is welcome.

1. Dokdo Lesson Materials

Contents

A. Introduction

B. Lesson 1 – Taking an Informed Position on a Geopolitical Issue: Dokdo Developing an Information Based Position using Geodata

C. Lesson 2 – This Land Is Our Land: The Case of Dokdo or Takeshima or Liancourt Rocks

D. Lesson 3 – Think Tank Activity: The Dilemma of Dokdo

E. Lesson 4 – Dokdo/Takeshima:  Who Owns It?

F. Lesson 5 – Dokdo: Get a Piece of the R.O.K.

G. Chronological Table of Dokdo 

H. Alignment of Lessons with Content Standards