Position Title
Professor of Remote Sensing and Ecosystem Change
Position Title
Professor of Remote Sensing and Ecosystem Change
123 Veihmeyer Hall
Bio
Remote sensing of terrestrial ecosystems, crop monitoring and precision agriculture, fire disturbances, ecohydrology, climate-vegetation-humans interactions, biogeochemical cycles, fire and vegetation management, Geographic Information Systems.
Courses
- ESM 185: Aerial Photo Interpretation and Remote Sensing
- ESM186: Environmental Remote Sensing
- HYD/GEO 286 (HYD298): Selected Topics in Remote Sensing for Agriculture and Natural Resource Management
- ESM098: Directed Group Study for Environmental Science & Management Major
Research Interests & Expertise
- Remote sensing of terrestrial ecosystems
- Fire and vegetation management
- Crop monitoring and precision agriculture
- Fire disturbances, ecohydrology, climate-vegetation-humans interactions
- Biogeochemical cycles