geoprocessing applied to spatial and temporal analyses of aquatic ecosystems as a tool in science education
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Abstract
New technologies are inserted in all aspects of modern human life, and their application in the educational process is a main demand from official educational programs. In the field of Sciences, such strategy is fundamental for a construction on an inquisitive student, which is the basis for the development of an effective learning process. This work develops a geoprocessing technique consisting on the use of satellite images. This will aid K-12 teachers and students in subjects such as Sciences, Biology and Geography to develop skills for environmental analysis aiming at a participatory learning.
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| Authors | ;Luciola Santos Lannes;Beatriz Quintal |
| Journal | journal of applied physics |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.5935/1809-2667.20140016
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