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Utilizing NASA Earth Observations and Community Science to Detect and Map the Displacement of Cladophora along the Milwaukee County Shoreline

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Although Cladophora is naturally occurring and nontoxic, the accumulation and decay of this green macroalgae creates salient socioeconomic issues for communities situated along the shoreline...
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Jen Schellman

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Michael Brooke

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Becky Saults

Monitoring and Predicting the Spread of the Roseau Cane Die-offs Connected to the Invasive Mealy Bug (Nipponaclerda biwakoensis) and Other Contributing Factors in the Mississippi River Delta Using NASA Earth Observations

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The Roseau cane mealy bug (Nipponaclerda biwakoensis) is an invasive scale insect discovered in the United States during the 2016-2017 die-offs of Roseau cane (Phragmites...
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Jeremy Rapp

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Eyob Solomon

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William Stefanov

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NASA Johnson Space Center
Program Role
Center Coordinator
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Ryan Young

Incorporating NASA Earth Observations into an Assessment Tool to Identify Correlations Between Factors Associated with Bee Health

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Honey bees (Apis mellifera) are a vital component to global agriculture, however, over recent decades their populations have been declining. Honey bees provide pollination services...

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