2022 ESA Annual Meeting (August 14

LB 26-268

The grass is always greener: remote sensing and machine learning reveal severe and enigmatic loss of a salt marsh foundation species
Charles D. Minsavage-Davis, Georgetown University;

LB 26-269

Remote sensing of chlorophyll a in mountain lakes
Nicholas Young, Colorado State University;

LB 26-270

Estimating forest biodiversity using airborne imaging spectroscopy
Catherine Chan, University of Nebraska-Lincoln;

LB 26-271

Identifying habitat productivity thresholds for folivores using NDVI considering drought.
Ivan Kotzur, Western Sydney University;

LB 26-272

Climate Change Disaster Risks: Land Use Changes in Riparian Ecosystems and Water Quality Impact. Broad Run Watershed, Prince William County, Virginia.
Veronica M. Tangiri_Ngaling, Lund University;

LB 26-273

Inter- and intra-specific spectral variation across leaves, canopies, and aerial imagery in a Florida mangrove
Henry A. Frye, University of Connecticut;

LB 26-274

Sensitivity of forest fragmentation estimates to confidence of forest cover mapping in the conterminous U.S.
Kristen D. Emmett, Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, USDA Forest Service;;

LB 26-275

MOVED TO WED BOARD #33 Cutting Out The Middleman: Calibrating And Validating An Ecosystem Model Using Remotely Sensed Surface Reflectance
Alexey N. Shiklomanov, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center;

LB 26 Remote Sensing And Image Analysis (Latebreaking)