New piece in Capitalism Nature Socialism.
A firsthand poetic account from the Pantanal fires.
Not just wildfire. Not just climate. A political ecology of ash, cattle, profit, and state failure.
What remains after fire?
https://t.co/1hDkh0qmfM
New paper out in Remote Sensing Letters.
We tested daily landslide susceptibility mapping in data-sparse regions using open data: NASA COOLR + CHIRPS rainfall + slope.
Slope fusion raised recall from 0.676 to 0.790 while keeping precision at 0.976.
https://t.co/BweHWIB62m
New paper out.
In wetlands, floods can mimic fire damage in satellite data.
We built a regime-aware unsupervised Landsat framework for the Pantanal to reduce flood-pulse confounding and track severe disturbance.
2024 crisis: 64 days of severe impact.
https://t.co/aaIEBS0Kp2
New paper out.
We mapped hidden subsidence-related hazard in Brazil’s Iron Quadrangle by fusing remote sensing, geophysics, and VR.
For early warning, zoning, and safer mining-region planning.
https://t.co/vbcSQhm44o
New paper in Capitalism Nature Socialism.
Can remote sensing be reclaimed from states?
We use open satellite data to expose slow violence: Pantanal fires, Andean glacier loss, and mining risk in Brazil.
https://t.co/aUrSOhZS3H
New paper in Remote Sensing Letters.
We fused Sentinel-1 radar + Sentinel-2 NDWI/NDSI to map Atacama evaporites as Mars analog terrain.
No training data. >80% agreement. +10–15% vs spectral-only. Built for planetary terrain triage.
#remotesensing#GIS
https://t.co/RCMZQ8bRWT
New paper out in @GsisOffice@tandfonline
We developed a multisensor workflow that integrates UAV photogrammetry, LiDAR, VNIR–SWIR hyperspectral imaging, SQL-based data organization, and Unreal Engine visualization to support geological interpretation.
https://t.co/jr8uqWhpS2