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Team Members: Ufuoma Ovienmhada (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), David Pellow (University of California, Santa Barbara) Executive Summary: In recent years, researchers and journalists have elevated...

Spatial decision support for fire management in Indigenous cultural and stewardship practices

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Wildland Fires

Team Members: Megan Jennings (SDSU), Doug Stow (SDSU), Amber Pairis (CSA), Matthew Twyman (SDSU), Krista West (SDSU), Diane Foote (SDSU), Althea Walker (CSA), Mary Jane...

2023_EEJwebpages -Saved  SNSN Editing Editing Share Share: this file is shared Comments Catch up Undo There is nothing to redo. Paste Calibri (Body) 11 General Conditional Formatting Conditional Formatting Format As Table Cell Styles Cell Styles Insert Delete Format Sensitivity Add-ins P30 Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) of the southwest side of Chicago from 2011 NAIP imagery. High levels of vegetation are dark green while low level

Designing for Just Green Enough: A Data Integration Tool for Informing Community Green Space Planning

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Ecological Conservation

Team Members: Dr. Michelle Stuhlmacher (DePaul University), Dr. Winifred Curran (DePaul University), Dr. Marynia Kolak (University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign), Dajoin Williams (DePaul University), Christopher...

Sample user interfaces: (A) Dashboard, and (B) Mobile app to provide information about air quality predictions, possible health risks, and generate alerts/warnings

Predictive Environmental Analytics and Community Engagement for Equity and Environmental Justice (PEACE for EEJ)

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Team Members: Chisato Calvert (Openaq INC.); Jeanne Holm (City of Los Angeles); Mohammad Pourhomayoun (California State University, Los Angeles) Executive Summary: Every 5 seconds, someone...

Example of InMAP application to stakeholder requested analysis in Wisconsin. Upper row: A) 2014 annual average PM2.5; B) Reduction in PM2.5 since 2014 due to closures of coalfired power plants; C) Reductions in PM2.5 expected due to planned closures of coalfired power plants. Lower Row: A) 2014 annual PM2.5 over Madison, Wisconsin; B) Reductions in PM2.5 expected from the planned retirement of the Columbia Generating Center.

An Observation-Driven Framework for Air Pollution Equity and Justice Intervention Modeling

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Team Members: Tracey Holloway (University of Wisconsin, Madison), Jessica Price (City of Madison), Brian Urbaszewski (Respiratory Health Association), Diana Van Vleet (American Lung Association), Langston...

A web application where users can generate scenarios (e.g. select parcels on a map and assign new land use patterns to those areas) and visualize scenarios’ impacts on ecosystem services and patterns of environmental inequity(e.g. the changes in temperature and carbon storage, and demographics of the impacted area)

Investing In Equity and Environmental Justice: An Urban Decision-Support Tool Integrating Earth Observations, Socioeconomic Data, And Ecosystem Service Models

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Ecological Conservation

Team Members: Lingling Liu (University of Minnesota), Joseph F. Knight (University of Minnesota), Chris W Nootenboom (Natural Capital Insights), Gretchen C. Daily (Stanford University), David...

Where the Grass Grows Greener: The impacts of Urban Greening on Housing Prices and Neighborhood Stability.

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Team Members: Karen Chapple (University of California, Berkeley); Zoe Hamstead (University of California, Berkeley Executive Summary: The onset of climate change has increased awareness of...

Aerial imagery of New Haven, Connecticut with the average land surface temperature (LST) for 2022 overlaid on top of the image. Areas of higher average temperature are shown in dark red, and areas of comparatively lower average temperature are shown in light pink. In this project, LST analysis is combined with an analysis of vegetative cover and socioeconomic characteristics to identify the neighborhoods most at-risk from heat-related impacts to prioritize for tree planting initiatives.

Earth observations to reduce greenspace and health inequities: Applying multi-decadal and multi-scale satellite imagery to characterize tree canopy and heat exposure to improve policymaking and community well-being

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Ecological Conservation

Team Members: Shijuan Chen (Yale School of the Environment), Michelle Bell (Yale School of the Environment), Xuhui Lee (Yale School of the Environment), Edith Pestana...

Illustration of refining the climate data to communities where it matters. This animation shows our climate downscaled data using machine learning algorithms at 250 m resolution. Our e-JUST framework will use such 3-D representation of urban communities.

e-JUST: Environmental Justice using Urban Scalable Toolkit

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