Carbon, Vegetation Dynamics and Landscape-Scale Processes
Carbon, Vegetation Dynamics and Landscape-Scale Processes
The department carries out a broad array of research focused on monitoring vegetation dynamics, with a particular focus on mapping and studying human and natural disturbances and their landscape-scale impacts, as well as changes to the earth surface as a result of climate variability.
This research involves integration of field-based research with remotely-sensed observations to address key scientific uncertainties. Alterations to the global carbon cycle are changing atmospheric composition and climate with implications for human well-being and a particular focus of our research is on monitoring and modeling the terrestrial carbon cycle with unprecedented sophistication and resolution.
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Dubayah, Ralph
Duncanson, Laura
Loboda, Tatiana V.
Song, Xiaopeng