Cultivating teamwork, multi-disciplinary solutions, and open communication to bridge the gap between science and society.
Fostering rapid feasibility projects to harness ingenuity and demonstrate the applications of Earth science.
Pursuing all endeavors with energy, excitement, and enthusiasm to sustain a high level of excellence and respect.
Exploring the potential of NASA's investment in Earth science to make the extraordinary possible.
This spring, DEVELOP submitted 15 recent projects for publication as an article series through Earthzine. The series launched with the first article on Tuesday June 13. Check back here to see the latest articles throughout the summer.
DEVELOP's Fort Collin node has used LandsatLinkr in multiple projects to map parameters like fire history and disturbance reconstruction in Ethiopia's Bale Mountains. The LandsatLinkr utility expedites image processing and allows for a spectrally consistent product to evaluate land surface parameters. Read more here.
The Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) has awarded the Robert G. Raskin Scholarship to DEVELOP's UGA Center Lead, Caren Remillard. The scholarship is awarded annually to a current graduate student in the Earth or computer science fields who has an interest in community evolution of Earth science data systems. The scholarship seeks to promote collaboration, research support, and exposure for talented students in the Earth or computer sciences. Congratulations Caren!
DEVELOP publishes a 'Virtual Poster Session' each term. Each VPS includes project videos highlighting the teams' work and the many application of NASA Earth observations for societal benefit. Check it out!
101 participants worked on 22 projects. Winning video Woolly Bully: Monitoring the Impending Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Infestation.
108 participants worked on 21 projects. Winning video: Keeping Deforestation Out of Africa: Kenya's Protected Areas.
138 DEVELOPers worked on 30 projects. Winning video: A Deeper Look into California's Water Resources
