Change in our MIDST: Toward Detection and Analysis of Urban Dynamics in CONUS
Geoff
Henebry, South Dakota State University, geoffrey.henebry@sdstate.edu
(Presenter)
Kirsten
de Beurs, University of Oklahoma, kdebeurs@ou.edu
Cole
Krehbiel, South Dakota State University, cole.krehbiel@sdstate.edu
Lan
Nguyen, South Dakota State University, lan.nguyen@sdstate.edu
Braden
Owsley, University of Oklahoma, braden.owsley@sdstate.edu
Xiaoyang
Zhang, South Dakota State University, xiaoyang.zhang@sdstate.edu
Baojuan
Zheng, South Dakota State University, baojuan.zheng@sdstate.edu
We describe a new approach to monitoring urban dynamics—the MIDST (Multiple Indicators Detecting Significant Trends) system that we are in the process of building. A main focus is urbanization in the megacities and major conurbations of the western hemisphere. Here we explore multiple datasets at various resolutions to portray the recent urban dynamics across CONUS.
Presentation Type: Poster
Session: Theme 4: Human influence on global ecosystems
(Mon 4:30 PM)
Associated Project(s):
- Henebry, Geoff: Change in our MIDST: Detection and Analysis of
Land Surface Dynamics in North and South America Using Multiple Sensor Datastreams ...details
- Henebry, Geoff: Storms, Forms, and Complexity of the Urban Canopy: How Land Use, Settlement Patterns, and the Shapes of Cities Influence Severe Weather ...details
Poster Location ID: 65
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