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Ian Brosnan
NASA Ames Research CenterMeeting roles in:
Harnessing High-Resolution Multispectral and LiDAR Data for Accurate Urban Tree Cover Mapping and Informed Sustainable Planning
Geospatial Database Mining for Multi-Resolution Pre and Post-Fire 3D Height Metrics Generation from USGS 3DEP Lidar Data in California
Wall-to-Wall Individual Tree Mapping Using High-Resolution Remote Sensing and AI for Statewide Forest Health and Management
A 20-Year Tree Cover Product (2000–2019) at 30 m Resolution Across Mexico Using Landsat Time Series, G-LiHT LiDAR, and Machine Learning
High Resolution Land Cover Mapping at Large Scale Through AI and Multi-source Data Integration
Building California-tailored disturbance monitoring system using long-term and continuous Landsat data
Advancing Scalable Biodiversity Monitoring with Partnerships and Edge Computing: NASA and California’s 30x30 Mission
California-wide High-Resolution Building Footprint Mapping Using Scalable Deep Learning
Co-developing California’s Land Monitoring System for Wildfire and Ecosystem Resilience through Interagency Collaboration, Remote Sensing, and Data Innovation
PBL Height Estimated by Frigatebird Behavior Aligns with Airborne Flight Data
New Biologging Technology Could Provide In-situ Vertical Wind Profiles Over the Ocean
Quantifying Regional and Long-term Air Quality Changes with TRACER-1 (Tropospheric Chemistry and Emissions Reanalysis) – Preliminary Results
A Hypertemporal Geostationary Satellite-Based Cloud Mask Dataset for Semantic Segmentation
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