SAGE3 (Smart Amplified Group Environment) is an open-source, NSF-funded platform designed to support collaborative research, data visualization, and remote team engagement. Built on decades of research in scalable display environments, SAGE3 enables users to share, analyze, and present complex data in real time across multiple devices, from high-resolution display walls to personal laptops. Its capabilities make it particularly useful for GIS teams working on disaster response, land use planning, environmental monitoring, and other geospatial projects where collaboration and large-scale visualization are essential.
This workshop will introduce participants to SAGE3 and demonstrate how it enhances research collaboration, facilitates interactive meetings, and organizes complex data. Attendees will learn how to set up and navigate the platform, integrate data sources, and utilize its tools to streamline group discussions and decision-making.
Whether new to SAGE3 or looking to incorporate it into your workflow, this hands-on session will provide the foundational knowledge needed to use the platform effectively. For more information, visit
https://sage3.sagecommons.org/.
AuthorsUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaJason Leigh, PhD; Mahdi Belcaid, PhD; Ryan Theriot; Nurit Kirshenbaum, PhD; Roderick Tabalba, PhD;
Dylan Kobayashi, PhD; Giorgio Tran; Michael Rogers; Christopher J. Lee; Loelle Lam
University of Illinois ChicagoAndrew Johnson, PhD; Luc Renambot, PhD; Lance Long; Maxine Brown
Virginia TechChris North, PhD; Jesse Harden; Elizabeth Christman
