Georgia - Athens | NASA Applied Sciences

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Land Use Change in the Rapidly Developing Peruvian Amazon and Implications on Zoonotic Disease Incidence

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Leveraging NASA Earth Observations to Analyze and Display Crop Phenology Data and Weather Conditions to Support Expansion of Small Grain Crops in the Midwest

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Enabling Crop Diversification Practices in Midwestern Farmlands through a Phenological Curve Analysis of Crop Progress and Health in Conjunction with Climatic and Ground-Based Agricultural Data

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Predicting the Likelihood of Human-elephant Conflict and Assessing Patterns in Elephant Movements Over Varying Habitat Conditions in the Kavango-Zambezi Area

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Identifying Habitat and Solar Site Conflict in Georgia by Developing an Environmental Sensitivity Public Mapping Tool

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Identifying Current and Future Areas of Environmental Concern in La Amistad International Park to Inform Resource Management

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Predicting the Likelihood of Human-elephant Conflict and Assessing Elephant Habitat Conditions During Extreme Drought and Crop Deficit in the Kavango-Zambezi Area

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Assessing Habitat Suitability and Human-Jaguar Conflict Areas to Identify Potential Jaguar Corridors Connecting La Amistad and Corcovado National Parks in Costa Rica

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Environmental Stressors Impacting Sugarbush Longevity and Maple Syrup Agroforestry in Vermont

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Determining Habitat Suitability to Establish a Jaguar Corridor between the Talamanca Mountains and the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica

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Georgia - Athens

Land Use Change in the Rapidly Developing Peruvian Amazon and Implications on Zoonotic Disease Incidence

Leveraging NASA Earth Observations to Analyze and Display Crop Phenology Data and Weather Conditions to Support Expansion of Small Grain Crops in the Midwest

Enabling Crop Diversification Practices in Midwestern Farmlands through a Phenological Curve Analysis of Crop Progress and Health in Conjunction with Climatic and Ground-Based Agricultural Data

Predicting the Likelihood of Human-elephant Conflict and Assessing Patterns in Elephant Movements Over Varying Habitat Conditions in the Kavango-Zambezi Area

Identifying Habitat and Solar Site Conflict in Georgia by Developing an Environmental Sensitivity Public Mapping Tool

Identifying Current and Future Areas of Environmental Concern in La Amistad International Park to Inform Resource Management

Predicting the Likelihood of Human-elephant Conflict and Assessing Elephant Habitat Conditions During Extreme Drought and Crop Deficit in the Kavango-Zambezi Area

Assessing Habitat Suitability and Human-Jaguar Conflict Areas to Identify Potential Jaguar Corridors Connecting La Amistad and Corcovado National Parks in Costa Rica

Environmental Stressors Impacting Sugarbush Longevity and Maple Syrup Agroforestry in Vermont

Determining Habitat Suitability to Establish a Jaguar Corridor between the Talamanca Mountains and the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica

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