LCLUC Spring Science Team Meeting 2015

The 2015 LCLUC Spring Science Team meeting was held in conjunction with the NASA Carbon Cycle and Ecosytems Focus Area meeting. The ST meeting had two sessions, one half day session (Session 1) on April 22 focussed on the ongoing Sentinel 2 Preparatory Projects and a full day session (Session 2) on April 23rd, with invited talks and the results of the LCLUC Early Career Scientists research, the overarching theme being "Contribution of Remote Sensing to LCLUC Modeling and Scenarios".

Meeting Presentations

Title	Presenter	Institution
The Role of Remote Sensing in LCLUC Future Scenarios	Daniel Brown	University of Washington
Land Management Impacts on Water Resources in New Zealand	Jason Julian	University of Oklahoma
Interannual variability in water and biogeochemical inputs to a coastal Bornean peatland	Alexandra Ponette- González	University of North Texas
What is driving the change in vegetation productivity in northern Eurasia?	Pawlok Dass	University of Massachusetts Amherst
Objectives of the Meeting and Agenda	Christopher Justice	University of Maryland, College Park
Potential higher level products for NASA Land Science	Christopher Justice	University of Maryland, College Park
Effects of global governance on land use decisions in Sub-Saharan Africa	Tatiana Loboda	University of Maryland
Agriculture and Human Health in a Context of Climate Change: Food Availability for Different Climate Scenarios in Africa	Greg Husak	University of California-Santa Barbara
Impacts of sugarcane and soybean expansion on future land use changes: Economic Scenarios in Brazilian Cerrado region	Michael Coe	The Woods Hole Research Center
On-orbit calibration: Use of PICS sites, vicarious campaigns, and global averaging	Larry Leigh	South Dakota State University

LCLUC Meetings

Meeting Presentations