Remote Sensing and GIS in Natural Resource Management: Comparing Tools and Emphasizing the Importance of In-Situ Data.

Authors: Sharma, Sanjeev¹ (AUTHOR) pkhanal@clemson.edu, Beslity, Justin O.² (AUTHOR) justin.beslity@trincoll.edu, Rustad, Lindsey³ (AUTHOR) lindsey.rustad@usda.gov, Shelby, Lacy J.⁴ (AUTHOR) lshelby@gradcenter.cuny.edu, Manos, Peter T.⁴ (AUTHOR) peter.manos85@myhunter.cuny.edu, Khanal, Puskar¹ (AUTHOR), Reinmann, Andrew B.^4,5,6,7 (AUTHOR) areinmann@gc.cuny.edu, Khanal, Churamani⁸ (AUTHOR) ckhanal@clemson.edu

Source: Remote Sensing. Nov2024, Vol. 16 Issue 22, p4161. 18p.

Subject Terms: *NATURAL resources management, *REMOTE sensing, *GEOGRAPHIC information systems, *ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *GEOSPATIAL data

A low cost, low power sap flux device for distributed and intensive monitoring of tree transpiration

Authors: Beslity, Justin, Shaw, Stephen B., Drake, John E., Fridley, Jason, Stella, John C., Stark, Jordan, Singh, Kanishka

Source: In HardwareX October 2022 12

Testing of a custom, portable drill press to minimize probe misalignment in sap flow sensors.

Authors: Beslity, Justin¹ (AUTHOR) jobeslit@syr.edu, Shaw, Stephen B¹ (AUTHOR)

Source: Tree Physiology. Aug2023, Vol. 43 Issue 8, p1467-1477. 11p.

Subject Terms: *FLOW sensors, *PLANT transpiration, *HEAT pulses, *MEASUREMENT errors, *PLANT ecology, *PLANT physiology

Working towards a more holistic set of hydrologic principles to teach nonhydrologists: Five simple concepts within catchment hydrology

Authors: Shaw, Stephen B., Beslity, Justin O., Colvin, Michael E.

Source: Hydrological processes. 33(16):2258-2262

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