Culturally Grounded Mapping for Country: TEK, Science & Technology @GeoscienceAustralia
Culturally Grounded Mapping for Country: TEK, Science & Technology  @GeoscienceAustralia
Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Technological advances in remote sensing, mapping and data acquisition and analysis using new tools like machine learning, artificial intelligence and other digital mapping models are developed from western world views. Kado Muir offers insight into how traditional ecological knowledge contributes a culturally grounded perspective in country mapping.

Geoscience Australia’s Exploring for the Future program is proud to welcome Kado and thank him for his public contribution to the program’s Geoscience Knowledge Sharing initiative.
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Culturally Grounded Mapping for Country: TEK, Science & Technology

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