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Spring 2020 LaRC Lambayeque Water Resources team
DEVELOP

Connecting the Dots with GIS

By
Tyler Pantle

Health and Air Quality Applications Program Review 2022

Topic
Health & Air Quality
Resource Type
Meeting Materials
Agenda
Updates from the CDC Environmental Public Health Tracking Program
Myanmar Malaria Early Warning System (MMEWS)
GeoHealth: A Surveillance and Response System for Vector Borne Diseases in the Americas
Predictive Assessment Of Transmission Conditions Of Cholera In The Environment And Human Population Using Earth Observations
Environmental Determinants Of Enteric Infectious Disease
Using Remote Sensing and Earth System Models to Improve Air Quality and Public Health in Megacities
Use of Remote Sensing Data to Improve Air Quality Decision Support Systems Used to Protect Public Health
Preparing Key State and Local Health and Air Quality Agencies for Upcoming Earth Observations
A Satellite Constrained Meteorological Modeling Platform for LADCO States SIP Development
Using CrIS Ammonia Observations To Improve Decision Making on PM2.5 Control Policies
The African Cholera Risk Early Warning System (ACREWS)
From Space to Front Porch: Connecting Earth Observations to Health Outcomes with an Environmental Exposure Modeling System
Source-Differentiated Air Quality System to Safeguard the Respiratory Health of US Military Personnel Deployed in Southwest Asia
Satellite-aided Regional Dust Forecasting for Valley Fever Surveillance, Highway Safety and Air Quality Management
Improving Malaria Decision Support with Earth Observations
Saharan Dust Early Warning System: Protecting public health in Puerto Rico
Rapid Response to Assess the Risk of Arbovirus Outbreaks Triggered by Climate Events
Overview of NASA HAQAST
Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of (TEMPO) Mission
MAIA Applications Updates
Assimilation of Earth Observation to Improve and Enhance Global Predictive Ability of Forecasting Risk of Cholera Outbreaks
Quantifying Distributional Health Damages of Extreme Weather Events
Neighborhood-Scale Extreme Humid Heat Health Impacts
MEDINA: Machine Learning, Climate Variability and Disease Dynamics
Getting To Zero Satellite-informed System To Support Elimination Of Malaria In The Americas (SISTEMA)
Enhancing Air Quality Decision-Making Activity in Indian Megacities through Assimilation of NASA Earth Observations...
Supporting Local Government Public Health and Air Quality Decision-Making with a Sub-City Scale Air Quality Forecasting System..
Enrich and Enhance the Application of TEMPO and GEOS Data Products for Regional Air Quality and Public Health Management...
Improving Air Quality State Implementation Plans (SIPs) using Land Surface Remote Sensing
Identifying Public Health Applications of Satellite-derived Drought Indicators: Improved Monitoring for Respiratory Health
NDVI time series regression for the year 2021 using Landsat 8 ETM+ data within the Adirondack Park in upstate New York. Red represents the amplitude of the regression, green represents the phase of the regression, and blue represents the median NDVI. This imagery was used to help determine where ash trees are present. 

Assessing Coastal Resiliency Across Florida's Aquatic Preserves in Response to Hurricane Forces

Topic
DEVELOP
Capacity Building
Ecological Conservation
FLORIDA DISASTERS (Summer 2022) Team: Liam Megraw, Stefanie Dimayuga Mendoza, Samantha Kelly, Jesse Carlson Summary: Intensifying weather events, sea level rise, and extensive coastal development...
Water quality times series regression for the year 2020 using Landsat 8 ETM+ data of Aquatic Preserves in Florida. Dark Green represents the amplitude of Chlorophyll-A levels, DEM model overlayed on top represents Submerged Aquatic Vegetation. This imagery was used to help determine water quality for mangroves in 2020. 

Utilizing NASA Earth Observations to Map Ash Distribution and Inform Emerald Ash Borer Control

Topic
DEVELOP
Capacity Building
Water Resources
Florida Water Resources (Summer 2022) Team: Samuel Perrello (Project Lead), Kyle Stark, Koya Oki, Emily Heltzel Summary: Since their first sightings in the U.S. in...
Present day Island of Hawai'i coastal flood risk, with higher risk indicated in dark blue, was modeled to aid the County of Hawai'i in their shoreline setback plan. Sea Surface Temperature Anomaly (SSTA) data from 2022 GHRSST MODIS indicate low temperatures in the East (red) to high in the West (orange). Inland, high probability locations of wetlands are shown in bright yellow and will aid in climate adaptation planning. ​

Utilizing Earth Observations to Delineate Wetland Extents, Model Sea Level Rise Inundation Risk, and Assess Impacts on Historic Hawaiian Lands

Topic
DEVELOP
Climate
Capacity Building
Hawai'i Island Climate (Summer 2022) Team: Lisa Tanh (Project Lead), Ian Lee, Connor Racette, Matilda Anokye Summary: Climate-induced sea level rise poses a risk to...
Wildfires

Intern Spotlights: Fall 2022 Wildland Fire

By
Joanne Vanessa Hall, Wildland Fires program

Using Satellite Data and Scientific Information to Advance Environmental Justice: What Does Success Look Like?

November 14, 2022
November 14, 2022
Argentina False Color Image
Water Resources

ARSET - Remote Sensing Applications to Support the Management of Water Resources in the La Plata River Basin

Training Type
In-Person Training
Level
Introductory
Date
November 14, 2022 - November 18, 2022
Photo of two people holding up signed documents
Applied Sciences
Capacity Building
Disasters

Strengthening a Global Collaboration: NASA & USAID

By
Aries Keck
A remote sensing scene of wildfire extent in the Black Hills in South Dakota

Mapping Post-fire Conifer Regeneration using Snow-on Imagery 

Topic
DEVELOP
Wildfires
Capacity Building
Black Hills Wildfires (Summer 2022) Team: Casey Menick (Project Lead), Haley Stuckmeyer, Heidi Rogers, Yeshey Seldon Summary: The 2000 Jasper Fire in the Black Hills...

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