Invited Talk: Daniel Irwin, From Space Archeology to Serving the World Today

Speakers and attendees - From Space Archeology to Serving the World Today: A 20‐Year Journey from the Jungles of Guatemala to a Network of Satellite Remote Sensing Facilities Around the World, presented by Daniel Irwin

San Diego, CA - AAS 2016 - Speakers and attendees during the From Space Archeology to Serving the World Today: A 20‐Year Journey from the Jungles of Guatemala to a Network of Satellite Remote Sensing Facilities Around the World, presented by Daniel Irwin at the American Astronomical Society's 228th meeting at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront hotel in June 2016, Monday June 13, 2016. The AAS, established in 1899 and based in Washington, DC, is the major organization of professional astronomers in North America. More than 650 astronomers, educators, industry representatives, and journalists are spending the week in San Diego to discuss the latest findings from across the universe. Photo by Phil McCarten, © 2016 American Astronomical Society.

Speakers and attendees From Space Archeology to Serving the World Today A 20Year Journey from the Jungles of Guatemala to a Network of Satellite Remote Sensing Facilities Around the Worldpresented by Daniel Irwin AAS 2016