At this year’s AGU Fall meeting over 325 presentations feature research done using Landsat data. The Landsat-related papers and posters run the gamut of disciplines from cryosphere to biogeoscience to hydrology to global environmental change to natural hazards to informatics.
This year we spoke with over twenty scientists, researchers, and students using Landsat in their studies, the resulting Q & A’s will be posted here throughout the week.

	Climate Change, Conservation, and the Chemical Evolution of Prairie Potholes
	Finding Where U.S. Forests Have Been Undisturbed for a Quarter Century
	Finding Land Surface Change with Landsat: An Automation
	Landsat Helps Inform Restoration Decisions in the Great Lakes
	Survival of a Tropical Glacier
	Forest Disturbances and their Causes in California
	Tracking Microbiological Health Hazards in Burkina Faso
	Monitoring Water Quality Trends in the Niger River Basin
	Assessing Longwall Mining Impacts on the Forests Above
	A New Landsat-based Snow Cover Product from USGS
	Mapping Antarctic Rock Outcrops with Landsat 8
	Using Landsat to Measure Chlorophyll in the Chesapeake Bay
	How the 2010 Haitian Earthquake & Resulting Human Migration Affected Landslide Occurrences
	How Hurricane Sandy Affected New Jersey Coastal Marshes
	Detecting Landslides in Nepal with Landsat
	Watching Glacial Sediment Plumes in Alaska’s Lake Clark
	Monitoring Small Surface Water Bodies in Africa
	The Mechanics of Meander Migration
	Measuring Movement at the Bottom of the Earth
	Tracking Global Surface Water Dynamics with Landsat
	Behind the Rapid Loss of Lakes on the Mongolian Plateau
	Mapping Rice, Managing Water in Parched California

Visit the 2015 AGU Fall Meeting website for more details, including the scientific program and virtual options.
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