July 7th

First we had our morning meeting with Joe, then we met with our lab groups. We learned about supervised and unsupervised classification and how to run it in ENVI. Then we began working on data from the map while trying to figure out how to use ENVI
. We focused on Korea for the majority of the day just trying different analysis tools like SAM, PCA and the classifications, and then moved to Taiwan for the last hour.

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