David Lagomasino
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Ecohydrology and Remote sensing

The world is constantly changing...
              
We can see it in trees
We can see it in the water
We can see it the land
We can see it from space


Satellite remote sensing can lead to new and innovative techniques to help understand the changing balance between the natural world and human progress. My research combines geology, hydrology, and ecology to understand how the Earth's landscape responds to changes caused by natural events and rapid urban expansion from a perspective that is out of this world.
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Tanzanian Mangrove Forest Research: Field Studies and Remote Sensing

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Bangladesh Forest Modeling

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Everglades National Park: Field Studies in Ecology, Hydrology, and Geology
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Field surveys in mangroves for blue carbon modeling
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High-resolution mangrove canopy height modeling
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Everglades remote sensing and hydrogeologic modeling
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Data fusion of radar, lidar and optical remote sensing techniques
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Eco Orchestra: Exploring satellite imagery through music
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Everglades National Park: Student Research and Development
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