COS 82: Remote Sensing And Image Analysis 1

Wednesday, August 4, 2021

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Pacific

Moderator(s)

Kristen Emmett

Presentations:

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An image is worth a thousand species: Combining deep neural networks and high-resolution satellite imagery to predict plant biodiversity
Presenting Author: Lauren Gillespie – Computer Science, Stanford University
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Biodiversity and ecosystem function in three dimensions: Using NEON airborne remote sensing to understand ecosystem patterns and processes in a temperate forest
Presenting Author: Kyla Dahlin – Geography, Environment, & Spatial Sciences, Michigan State University
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Forecasting fine fuels in the Intermountain West
Presenting Author: Mira Ensley-Field – Wildland Resources, Utah State University
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From plot to region: Assessing tropical cloud forest structure and composition at regional scales
Presenting Author: Adriana Uscanga – Department of Geography, University of Oregon
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Hotter and drier climate made the Mediterranean Europe and Northern Africa (MENA) region a shrubbier landscape
Presenting Author: Wei Fang – Department of Biology, Pace University
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Identifying climatic microrefugia for biodiversity in mountain regions using a thermal unmanned aerial vehicle
Presenting Author: Raúl Hoffrén – Department of Geography and Land Management, University of Zaragoza
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Leaf contours delineate genetic control of leaf shape and predict ecological traits of trees
Presenting Author: Anshuman Swain – Department of Biology, University of Maryland
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Remote sensing estimates of biomass and nitrogen content for improved modeling of subtropical pasture productivity
Presenting Author: Hunter Smith – Agronomy, University of Florida
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Using multi-scale imagery and a novel landscape competition index to quantify shrub-shrub competition in the Jornada Basin
Presenting Author: Robert Wojcikiewicz – Plant and Environmental Sciences, New Mexico State University