Mapping Historic Floods Around the World
December 12, 2016
Developing the largest database of spatial extents for historic floods.
Developing the largest database of spatial extents for historic floods.
Using Landsat to closely monitor changes in ‘grounding line’ position in West Antarctica.
From the Arctic to the Mojave Desert, terrestrial and marine habitats are quickly changing. Satellites are particularly well-suited to observe habitat transformation and help scientists forecast what animals might do next.
Finding out how fire severity affects soil microbes.
How do glaciers respond to present climate change, in particular how have ice flows evolved over the last few decades?
Using Landsat 8 to document glacier velocity patterns on a mountain-range-wide scale.
Louisiana’s coastal marshes are responding to climate change.
The authors use Landsat imagery collected between 1996–2016 to analyze trends and variability in snow/ice albedo over the Himalayas.
The potential impacts of climate change on the Hamlet of Paulatuk in the Canadian Arctic are erosive.
Water use trends observed in the Southwestern U.S. over three decades.
Mangrove expansion has been observed in some subtropical locations around the world.
Mr. Chuter presented a poster on new mass balance estimates and velocity changes for parts of West Antarctica.
Over 375 presentations at this year’s AGU Fall feature Landsat.
