Center for Geospatial Analytics News

September 17, 2021

Race & Place Rewind: Mickey Fearn

We apologize for the link error that prevented some from joining Monday's Race & Place seminar live. The recording of Mickey Fearn's enlightening and inspiring talk is now available on our YouTube channel.

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Upcoming Defense: Megan Coffer

Doctoral candidate Megan Coffer will present her dissertation research on March 9 at 1:00pm ET on Zoom: "Eyes in the sky lend support for water quality monitoring across inland and coastal environments."

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2020-21 University Faculty Scholars

Congratulations to Faculty Fellow Natalie Nelson, recently named a University Faculty Scholar for her outstanding academic achievements and contributions to NC State through teaching, scholarship and service.

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Managing Landscapes for Change

In a new book, Faculty Fellow Robert Scheller describes how land managers and communities should expect landscape change and plan for it. Learn how he envisions a proactive future in this Q&A with NC State News.

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Where the Trees Are...Or Aren't...

Research by Postdoctoral Scholar Ben Seliger shows that North American trees and shrubs occupy only about half of the land they would be expected to, challenging current approaches to modeling plant distributions using climate.

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Helping Farmers Prepare for Outbreaks

Research by Research Scholar Chris Jones and Faculty Fellow Gustavo Machado shows that a multi-model approach could help farmers prevent PEDV spread. One of the models is the Center's Pest or Pathogen Spread (PoPS) model.

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Predicting Hypoxia by Fusing Models

Recent research led by Geospatial Analytics Ph.D. candidate Venkata Matli, advised by Faculty Fellow Dan Obenour, is improving predictions of low dissolved oxygen in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Improving Geospatial Imagery Analysis

Faculty Fellow Josh Gray is leading NC State's effort in a new research project uniting seven academic institutions and three private companies to devise efficient, automated techniques for detecting landscape change.

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