Our new article is out in @NatureComms! Cool wet places are routinely more productive during spring droughts; flux towers & remote sensing products show this but models don't. Thank you to my amazing coauthors @SeWolf_ETH, @jawsh, @BenZaitchik, @GlobalEcolUNH, & @trevorkeenan!
Congrats to @DavidLauchlin for his paper 'Increased photosynthesis during spring drought in energy-limited ecosystems' published in @NatureComms today
https://t.co/ofnTTAmMxs
Our new article is out in @NatureComms! Cool wet places are routinely more productive during spring droughts; flux towers & remote sensing products show this but models don't. Thank you to my amazing coauthors @SeWolf_ETH, @jawsh, @BenZaitchik, @GlobalEcolUNH, & @trevorkeenan!
Congrats to @DavidLauchlin for his paper 'Increased photosynthesis during spring drought in energy-limited ecosystems' published in @NatureComms today
https://t.co/ofnTTAmMxs
For all you urban ecosystem or forest phenology folks still hangin' on the twitter, check out our new article using near-daily PlanetScope images in DC to monitor individual tree phenology. https://t.co/QSaJU21VOJ
Hot off the press: our regionally improved land surface phenology algorithm provided us with the most detailed phenology information🌱🍂 so far across Australia 🇦🇺. The dataset has been published through @TERN_Aus. #phenology#ecosystem#remotesensing https://t.co/oBXLvCIzS0
We're looking for a new postdoc to join our group!
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Key areas: long-term ecosystem dynamics, nature-based solutions, ecophys theory, ML and remote sensing, modeling/emulation, eddy-covariance data, and more!
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The Department of Geography at UC Santa Barbara is excited to announce the opening of a tenure-track assistant Professor position in the area of Geographic Information Sciences. For more info & to apply, visit: https://t.co/XCPuXqy1Ck. UCSB is an AA/EOE, including disability/vets
Are you a rising senior in #undergrad? Are you interested in #STEM & want to intern with @NASA? If so, then consider applying to the @NASAAirborne Student Airborne Research Program. Interns receive a stipend, travel allowance, housing, & local transport. Apply by Jan 30, 2023.
Working on Leaf Area Index🌿estimation with Remote Sensing🛰️? Please consider submitting your work to our Special Issue on Retrieving LAI using Remote Sensing (https://t.co/qzYJZSgWu8) in the Journal Remote Sensing (due by April 20, 2023) @RemoteSens_MDPI.
We are recruiting a post-doc to join us at @UofUBiology to work on a NASA Terrestrial Ecology project. Looking for those interested in land cover, biomass, remote sensing, Arctic-boreal ecosystems! DM me with questions, please share widely! https://t.co/b2t8vpr7os
BREAKING: White House issues new policy that will require, by 2026, all federally-funded research results to be freely available to public without delay, ending longstanding ability of journals to paywall results for up to 1 year. Coverage coming on @ScienceInsider.
Our paper is published at @NatureComms today! We found that vegetation sensitivity to precipitation has increased in the drylands and decreased in the wet regions during the past four decades. CO2 is the major cause for these divergent trends. https://t.co/1MVbACPbK3
An anecdote for all those struggling scientists and academics out there: we initially had 5 scientific journals in a row "desk reject" this work (returned without even going out for peer review) due to "lack of novelty" and "lack of societal relevance/public interest." 🤔🤷♂️
Study #Ecosystem process with #MachineLearning ? Submit your work to our #AGU22 session B024 featuring invited talks by Dr. Forrest Hoffman @climate_dude and Dr. Zhenong Jin.
Abstracts are accepted until August 3rd, 2022: https://t.co/SONUWl4dx0
Check out our new paper in @AguAdvances! We used satellite data and machine learning to map annual disturbances and vegetation in California from 1985-2021 to see how fires are reshaping forests. Available now for the low low price of $0 open access: https://t.co/Rk9GqVVE52 1/n