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Space botanist here. Studying Earth plants from the International Space Station since 2018.

Joined August 2019
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ECOSTRESS shows Australian fires starting in high stress areas, but moving into low stress areas. @cap_inky
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The expansion of the Central American Dry Corridor as seen by ECOSTRESS. @cap_inky
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Putting out some ECOSTRESS images that were on the back shelf.
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This Thursday, March 26th (1 pm EST), join our #nasasbg Community Webinar for an update on the architecture study and science traceability for the Surface Biology and Geology DO #hyperspectral #VSWIR #thermal : see go.nasa.gov/3ageNzn for access info @NASAEarth @NASAClimate
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How do you monitor large restoration projects? Thermal imaging from @ECOSTRESS1 and @NASA_Landsat may be the answer. For @NCC_CNC restoration areas, most cooled over time since restoration, but one did not - and may need adaptive management. See our paper: bit.ly/2TRWZ6W
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Are you wondering what paths and rows were downloaded the most for the last #100MLandsat scenes? 🤔 There's a map for that! 🗺️ Were you or your project responsible for one of those #Landsat hotspots? We'd love to hear from you!
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The NASA Surface Biology and Geology has posted a new Request for Information, RFI, bit.ly/2TL14er, #nasasbg seeking information on instrument concepts consistent with #hyperspectral #VSWIR and #multispectral #TIR remote sensing, as well as user #applications and #calval
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.@nasa_sbg #biodiversity webinar March 4, 4pm ET, "Estimating spatial and temporal beta-diversity of plant communities from spaceborne hyperspectral data" by Dr. Simon Ferrier people.csiro.au/F/S/Simon-Fe… - email [email protected] for webinar info #hyperspectral #nasasbg
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New JPL postdoc position with me open on "Soil Moisture, Evapotranspiration, and Ecosystems": jpl.jobs/jobs/2020-11574-Soi…
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Dave Schimel at World Biodiversity Forum #WBF on dramatic species succession seen in spectral signatures after California fires & drought, and the new @Nasa SBG mission that will perfectly complement @esa CHIME hyperspectral mission: a new era for biodiversity monitoring coming!
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Join @nasa_sbg Modeling Working Group webinar on Feb 26, noon Eastern w Dr Wenge Ni-Meister on "Interplay between Vegetation Structure and Leaf Traits and Functions in Imaging Spectroscopy Using a Leaf-Canopy Radiative Transfer Model" #nasasbg sign up at sbg.jpl.nasa.gov/groups
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Burn scar from California's #KincadeFire seen from space by @NASA's ASTER. go.nasa.gov/33j2XBd
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1/n Full time #water #DataViz job with #USGS $62,236-$96,978/yr! 😍👩🏽‍💻🌊📊 usajobs.gov/GetJob/PrintPrev… Join our awesome team of #DataScience, software devs, and scientists. Expand and improve beyond our existing portfolio owi.usgs.gov/vizlab/ #interactive dataviz and animations
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New #ECOSTRESS and #MODIS #LandSurfaceTemperature Data Reveal Fine-Scale Heat Vulnerability in #Cities: A Case Study for #LosAngeles County, #California by Glynn Hulley, Sarah Shivers, Erin Wetherley and Robert Cudd 👉mdpi.com/2072-4292/11/18/213… #urbanization #LST #remotesensing
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We - Tony D’Amato, ⁦@ecadair⁩ and I - are recruiting a research associate in forest ecosystem ecology. Apply! Please retweet. uvmjobs.com/postings/37721
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Flux towers in the sky: global ecology from space #Tansleyreview ow.ly/UPZB50wtw1W
El instrumento ECOSTRESS, a bordo de la @Space_station, observó desde el espacio cómo la vegetación de Costa Rica empezó a dar señales de estrés unos pocos meses tras el inicio de una sequía grave. go.nasa.gov/33yWwub
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New heat maps of Madrid, Milan, Paris and Rome show the residual effects of Europe’s hottest month on record, as detected by #ECOSTRESS aboard the @Space_Station. More info: go.nasa.gov/2Xn7a8e
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space.com/nasa-artemis-moon-… “One of the major reasons for preserving the ISS's budget is that the station produces remarkable scientific insights. 'Looking at the Earth from the ISS, [ECOSTRESS] can see the stress on the plants weeks ahead of time,' Bridenstine said."
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