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analyses for in-depth insights, and browse satellite collections with direct visualization
                         on the map.
                        • Open aerial map. Set of tools for searching, sharing, and using openly licensed satellite
                         and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) imagery. Built on top of the Open Imagery Network
                         (OIN), OAM is an open service that provides search and access to this imagery.
                        • Hydrosheds. Database offers a suite of global digital data layers at multiple resolutions
                         and  scales  to  support  of  hydro-ecological  research  and  applications  worldwide.
                         Provides  free  data  in  GIS  formats  that  can  serve  a  broad  range  of  assessments,
                         including hydrological, environmental, and socioeconomic, among others.
                        • Google Earth Engine data catalog. A comprehensive repository within the Google Earth
                         Engine  platform,  providing  users  with  access  to  a  diverse  collection  of  geospatial
                         datasets and imagery. It serves as a centralized catalog, allowing users to explore and
                         discover a wide range of datasets for their geospatial needs, from satellite imagery to
                         climate data.

                   c)  Interactive Dashboards and visualization
                       Participants learned about the design and implementation of interactive dashboards for
                       enhanced  data  representation.  This  segment  highlighted  the  role  of  dashboards  in
                       transforming complex datasets into visually intuitive displays, and how these outputs can
                       allow stakeholders to interpret and make informed decisions regarding transboundary
                       water issues. Insights and examples on the latest developments and available tools for
                       improving  data  visualization  were  provided,  including  some  taste  in  virtual  and
                       augmented reality visualization tools.

                        • Site Scan for Arc GIS Cloud-based drone mapping software, a part of the ArcGIS Reality
                         suite,  optimizing  drone  imagery  data  collection,  processing,  and  analysis.  Features
                         include automatic fleet management, repeatable flight plans, secure cloud processing,
                         and seamless integration with advanced analytics.
                        • Flourish  studio.  Enables  the  creation  of  interactive  graphs,  charts,  and  unique
                         visualizations  from  uploaded  datasets.  Flourish  offers  diverse  visualization  options
                         beyond  traditional  graphing  from  spreadsheets,  catering  to  various  presentation
                         needs.
                        • Story  maps  ArcGIS.  A  web-based  application  facilitating  the  creation  of  interactive
                         narratives  by  seamlessly  blending  maps  with  multimedia  content.  Allows  users  to
                         author,  present  dynamic  presentations,  and  publish/share  stories  and  collections
                         effortlessly.

                   d)  Cloud Analytics
                       Advantages  and  functionalities  of  cloud  analytics  in  handling  vast  datasets  related  to
                       water  management  were  portraited.  It  explored  how  cloud-based  solutions  enhance







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