Massachusetts - Boston | NASA Applied Sciences

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Assessing Flooding and Landslide Susceptibility Along the Ohio-Kentucky Border

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Assessing Urban Heat in the Cincinnati and Covington Area using NASA Earth Observations

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Quantifying Changes in Urban Albedo with NASA Earth Observations to Reduce Urban Heat Island Effect in Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Assessing Flood Events Resulting from North American Beaver Reintroduction with NASA Earth Observations to Inform Biodiversity and Infrastructure Management

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Assessing Flooding Vulnerability to Assist High Water Intervention and Urban Planning Programs in the Charles River Watershed

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Examining Tick-Borne Illness Risk by Evaluating Land Cover and Tick Habitat Suitability in Southern Maine

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Employing Remote Sensing Techniques to Evaluate Flood Extent and Environmental Parameters that Contribute to High Water Levels in Lake Ontario’s Coastal New York Communities

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Evaluating Coastal Flooding and Related Marine Turbidity Variations Caused by Extreme Tidal Inundation Events in Central Java, Indonesia

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Employing Remote Sensing Techniques to Quantify Sediment Supply and Evaluate Marsh Vulnerability in the Plum Island Estuary

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Utilizing NASA Earth Observations to Assess Marine Sediment Fluxes and Determine Marsh Vulnerability in the Plum Island Estuary

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Massachusetts - Boston

Assessing Flooding and Landslide Susceptibility Along the Ohio-Kentucky Border

Assessing Urban Heat in the Cincinnati and Covington Area using NASA Earth Observations

Quantifying Changes in Urban Albedo with NASA Earth Observations to Reduce Urban Heat Island Effect in Cambridge, Massachusetts

Assessing Flood Events Resulting from North American Beaver Reintroduction with NASA Earth Observations to Inform Biodiversity and Infrastructure Management

Assessing Flooding Vulnerability to Assist High Water Intervention and Urban Planning Programs in the Charles River Watershed

Examining Tick-Borne Illness Risk by Evaluating Land Cover and Tick Habitat Suitability in Southern Maine

Employing Remote Sensing Techniques to Evaluate Flood Extent and Environmental Parameters that Contribute to High Water Levels in Lake Ontario’s Coastal New York Communities

Evaluating Coastal Flooding and Related Marine Turbidity Variations Caused by Extreme Tidal Inundation Events in Central Java, Indonesia

Employing Remote Sensing Techniques to Quantify Sediment Supply and Evaluate Marsh Vulnerability in the Plum Island Estuary

Utilizing NASA Earth Observations to Assess Marine Sediment Fluxes and Determine Marsh Vulnerability in the Plum Island Estuary

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