Lab members will give a couple of talks at this years AAG annual meeting. If you’re in attendance, please click the links below to check them out.
Mainul will present his master’s research on tracking cyclonic impacts on mangrove forests in Bangladesh. His talk, entitled ‘Tracking Cyclonic Impact and Recovery Rate of Mangrove Forest using Remote Sensing: A Case Study of the Sundarbans, Bangladesh’ is in the ‘Advances in Remote Sensing Techniques and Applications II’ session on Thursday afternoon at 3:05 pm PDT.
Tim will discuss tracking the fate of expired Conservation Reserve Program fields in the United States to understand the rate of durable benefits provided by these fields after CRP contracts expire. His talk, entitled ‘Remote sensing of conservation practices: Do expired Conservation Reserve Program fields continue to provide environmental benefits?’ is in ‘The politics of agricultural land use’ session on Friday afternoon at 1:30 pm PDT.
Of note: this is Mainul’s first professional conference talk - way to go Mainul! It was such a big deal that the AAG even took note:
First talk ever - How can you miss this? 💯 https://t.co/boxThMpKk5
— American Association of Geographers (@theAAG) April 8, 2021
Top image: The Pacific Northwest, centered on Seattle, as viewed from the International Space Station (shared by NASA Earth Observatory). Since we cannot visit the Emerald City due to COVID-19 this year, we’ll have to admire her from afar.