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Dr. Demián Gómez presenting during the 2022 SIRGAS symposium. A projected screen shows an image of findings

The School of Earth Sciences participated in the 2022 Symposium of the Geodetic Reference System for the Americas (SIRGAS)

Between November 7 and 9, 2022, the Division of Geodetic Science, School of Earth Sciences (SES) participated in the annual SIRGAS symposium in Santiago de Chile, Chile. SIRGAS is a pan-American…

there are two pictures: one is a digital elevation model of the study area with an image of Brazil shown with the state in which it was studied is highlighted. Below this is an aerial view of the location

Prediction of Soil Erodibility in a Neotropical Biome - Latest Research from Dr. Ozeas Costa

 

Fig. 1. The study area: (a) DEM and sampling grid; (b,c) state and country maps; (d) aerial view

The latest research from Dr. Ozeas…

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Xuechen Yang featured in Ohio State News: Using satellites to track groundwater depletion in California

Ph.D. student Xuechen Yang was featured in a recent Ohio State News story for her work on “Satellite Altimetry Applications on Land Subsidence,” which she presented last month at the American…

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C.K. Shum featured in Ohio State News: Using machine learning to help monitor climate-induced hazards

Our own Professor C.K. Shum was featured in a recent Ohio State News story.

Use this link to check out the article titled Using machine learning to help monitor climate-induced…

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Ying Zuo featured in Ohio State News: Using deep learning to monitor India’s disappearing forest cover

Our own Ying Zuo was featured in a recent Ohio State News story.

Use this link to check out the article, titled Using deep learning to monitor India’s disappearing forest cover.

Temporal changes of Arctic rivers tracked using deep learning

Deep learning models track river extents at sub-meter resolutions

Earth’s surface water, such as river flow paths and inundated floodplains, evolves spatially over time. Where and how much surface water is present is critical for evaluating droughts, floods, and…

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Advanced Oceanography Class Discovers the Ocean in Ohio

Taking oceanography is made that much more exciting when you get to see live marine organisms. Distinguished Professor Andréa Grottoli took her advanced oceanography class to the …

Professors Saltzman and Mark posing with Brutus

New climate change course offered in collaboration with the Department of Geography!

Professor Matt Saltzman (Earth Sciences) and Professor Bryan Mark (Geography) are co-teaching a new course in SP2023—Earth’s Climate: Past and Future (GEOG/EARTHSC 4911)!