As a follow-up to the earlier sessions, BVIEER conducted two advanced sessions building on the earlier ones. Prof. Dr. Shamita Kumar, Principal, BVIEER, introduced students to satellite data interpretation and location-based data collection, orienting them to spatial thinking. Students learned to interpret satellite images, identify land features, and understand patterns related to environment, land use, and urban growth. Through hands-on activities, students understood how data supports planning, analysis, and real-world decision-making. Students also conducted field data collection, recording observations from local areas and linking them with satellite visuals, gaining insight into how ground information validates remote sensing. The workshop strengthened skills in observation, spatial reasoning, and data interpretation, while highlighting the relevance of geospatial methods in practical, real-world applications.