New Grant Awarded and Welcoming 2026 Cohort

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As the new semester begins, our research group is pleased to announce several new milestones in both research funding and team development.

First, our proposed project, “Disturbance Response and Ecological Resilience Monitoring Using Time-Series Remote Sensing,” has been officially approved for funding. This project focuses on multi-source satellite data fusion and automated feature extraction to support forest management and conservation strategies.

Meanwhile, we warmly welcome our 2026 cohort of graduate students and research assistants joining the lab. We are excited about the fresh perspectives they bring to our team and look forward to working together on impactful geospatial research!