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Henebry GM. How environmental changes and globalization impact high elevation communities in Kyrgyzstan.
Kelgenbaeva K, GM Henebry. Detecting change amidst uncertainty in digital elevation models: A comparison of SRTM and ASTER DEM products for two oblasts in the Kyrgyz Republic.
Roy, D.P., Huang, H., Zhang, H.K., Yan, L., Li, Z., Li, J., Boschetti, L., Kumar, S. Prototyping a Landsat-8 Sentinel-2 global burned area product.
Yan, L., Roy, D.P. Sentinel-2/Landsat-8 automated registration software tool development to support the terrestrial moderate spatial resolution user community.
Henebry GM, LH Nguyen, B Zheng. SUSHI & Emergent Features in Earthlight.
Henebry GM, MA Tomaszewska, K Kelgenbaeva. Using phenometric lapse rates in mountain landscapes to assess pasture condition & vulnerability.
Kelgenbaeva K, GM Henebry. Detecting change amidst uncertainty in digital elevation models: A comparison of SRTM and ASTER DEM products for two oblasts in the Kyrgyz Republic.
Musacchio L, GM Henebry. Bridging land change science and green infrastructure practice: Challenges and opportunities for developing use-inspired basic research for resilient and sustainable urban regions.
Musacchio L, GM Henebry. Transdisciplinary collaborative models for bridging land change science and green infrastructure practice: Advancing knowledge and action along a boundary work spectrum.
Nguyen LH, CP Krehbiel, GM Henebry. Recent grassland dynamics in the US Northern Great Plains viewed through land surface phenology.
Tomaszewska MA, CP Krehbiel, GM Henebry. Modelling the land surface phenology and seasonality of high-elevation pastures in Kyrgyz Republic.
Zheng B, GM Henebry, KM de Beurs, BC Owsley. Decadal changes in carbon monoxide air pollution over major cities in the US and Southeast, East, and North Asia: How does urban size matter?
Henebry GM, KM de Beurs, BC Owsley. Seeing by other lights: Revealing the changing landscape of the Great Plains.
Brookings High School senior Sheila Cochrane spoke at the 48th Annual South Dakota State Geography Convention about her research entitled "Landsat-based analysis of mega-dam flooding impacts in the Amazon compared to the associated environmental impact assessments: Upper Madeira Rive Example 2006-2015". Ms. Cochrane did this research at the GSCE over the past two years. A peer-reviewed article detailing this work will soon appear in the international scientific journal "Remote Sensing Applications: Society and Environment". Congratulations!
GSCE Senior Scientist and Geography Professor Dr. David Roy was quoted in a February 23rd Science Magazine article about new modalities for imaging the planet: