The Tuskegee University Geospatial and Climate Change Center (GCCC), within the College of Agriculture, Environment and Nutrition Sciences (CAENS), was established in 2011 as a multidisciplinary center with computing, software, and infrastructure resources for teaching, research, and outreach activities in the critical need areas of geospatial science, climate change, data science, and related disciplines.
Our vision in GCCC is to serve as a primary center that engages with students, faculty, and researchers within CAENS and across the university, in academic activities that integrate geospatial data and technologies, data science, climate change, and climate modeling tools and applications.
We actively engage in the training of graduate students, Tuskegee University Cooperative Extension (TUCE) staff, and the development of databases and decision support tools and for extension activities and training.