2019 NASA LCLUC Spring Science Team Meeting

Rockville, MD

Meeting Date:

04/09/2019 to 04/11/2019

Venue:

Hilton Washington DC / Rockville Hotel & Executive Meeting Ctr, Rockville MD 20852,U.S.A

Agenda Title:

Meeting Agenda-STM2019

Agenda File:

Updated Agenda 8th April.pdf

Meeting Photos Link:

Meeting Photos

Meeting Focus:

This LCLUC Science Team meeting consisted of presentations from the LCLUC Science Team members funded for research on the LCLUC in Southeast Asia and Caucasus (ROSES 2016 Selections), LCLUC Synthesis projects and posters of recent results from other ongoing LCLUC research, including LCLUC-relevant projects under other NASA programs, such as Inter-Disciplinary Science and Carbon Cycle Programs, the Graduate Student Research and New Investigator Program. The third day was focused on the preliminary results from the 2017 Multi-Source Land Imaging (MuSLI) component of the LCLUC Program.

To view the day-1 poster presentations, please click
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ppfax7iq0ttw4zc/STM2019_poster.pdf?dl=0

Meeting Presentations

Title	Presenter	Institution
Synthesis of Large-Scale Transactions as Drivers of Land-Cover Change in Sub-saharan Africa	Daniel Brown	University of Washington
The Global Land Rush: A Socio-Environmental Synthesis	Nicholas Magliocca	The University of Alabama
Comprehensive Analysis of Thirty Years of Land Change in Georgia: Patterns, Carbon Dynamics and Drivers	Pontus Olofsson	Boston University
Long-Term Degradation in Caucasus	Volker Radeloff	University of Wisconsin-Madison
Land Use and Political Instability as Predictors of Malaria in Caucasus	Kirsten de Beurs	Wageningen University and Research
Management of Socio-Ecological Grazing Systems in the Altai Mountain Trans-boundary Zone	Giorgos Mountrakis	SUNY
Progress in NEFI (formerly NEESPI) and the Role of LCLUC Caucasus Projects	Pavel Groisman	UCAR Project Scientist at NCDC
HLS, MuSLI and Landsat Science Team Status	Jeffrey Masek	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Canopy Chlorophyl Content for Assessing Vegetation Function and Productivity	Petya Campbell	NASA/GSFC
Monitoring Abandoned Agriculture, Fallow Fields and Grasslands	Volker Radeloff	University of Wisconsin-Madison