In Haiti’s Cities, People, Heat and Greenery Shape Which Mosquitoes Thrive
A year-long trapping study in Haiti's Ouest Department found that human population density, temperature, and vegetation indices are the strongest ...
A year-long trapping study in Haiti's Ouest Department found that human population density, temperature, and vegetation indices are the strongest ...
A thirty-year satellite analysis of Islamabad and Rawalpindi shows that urban expansion has widened land surface temperature extremes and intensified ...
A four-year study of California's 2020 Lake Fire shows that post-fire debris flow risk swings dramatically between wet and dry ...
A new robust statistical framework applied to Landsat data from interior Alaska shows that most burn scars fade spectrally within ...
A new study shows that Sentinel-2 satellite NDVI can estimate mangrove aboveground biomass and carbon stocks in Indonesia's Pangpang Bay, ...
A new study links satellite-derived vegetation and soil moisture anomalies with farmer surveys across four Nigerian states, showing that these ...
A new RUSLE-GIS study maps soil erosion across India's drought-prone Jonk River Basin with 97 percent accuracy, identifying steep, unprotected ...
A decade-long ecological niche modeling study finds that human population density, far more than climate, determines where hantavirus-caused hemorrhagic fever ...
A study of over 181,000 Medicare beneficiaries in Miami-Dade County shows that the link between satellite-measured neighborhood greenness and Alzheimer's ...
A multi-year Texas study combining drone imaging, machine learning, and explainable AI shows that wheat yield is best predicted from ...
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