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NASA Study Says Climate Adds Fuel to Asian Wildfire Emissions
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NASA’s Terrestrial Ecology Program leads in providing remote sensing data, remote sensing data analysis, and modeling.
Goal: Improve understanding of the structure and function of global terrestrial ecosystems, their interactions with the atmosphere and hydrosphere, and their role in the cycling of the major biogeochemical elements and water.
+TE research and Science Questions
+ NASA Terrestrial Ecology Science Team Meeting
March 15–17, 2010
La Jolla, CA
+ Call for Manuscripts on Land-Water Interactions in the Amazon
posted 11.05.09
+ Summary Information from August 2009 VuRSAL Workshop
posted 10.3.09
+ Sessions at the Fall AGU Meeting specifically address research of interest to NASA Terrestrial Ecology and Carbon Cycle investigators
posted 7.30.09
+ Date / Location Set for Workshop: “Challenges and Opportunities in Remote Sensing of Global Savannas: A Scoping Study for a New TE Field Campaign”
posted 7.30.09
+ Scoping Studies for Future Field Campaigns
posted 5.31.09
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