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NASA-acquired commercial data are being used in many scientific investigations and have a wide range of practical applications. This page features published research incorporating CSDA-distributed data along with statements of findings showing how these data may be applied.

Publications

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Measuring short-term post-fire forest recovery across a burn severity gradient in a mixed pine-oak forest using multi-sensor remote sensing techniques(link is external) Meng, R. Maxar Reforestation
Using high spatial resolution satellite imagery to map forest burn severity across spatial scales in a Pine Barrens ecosystem(link is external) Meng, R. Maxar Wildfires
The Susceptibility of Southeastern Amazon Forests to Fire: Insights from a Large-Scale Burn Experiment(link is external) Balch, J. K. Maxar Wildfires
The role of environmental, socioeconomic, institutional, and land-cover/ land-use change factors to explain the pattern and drivers of anthropogenic fires in post-Soviet Eastern Europe: a case study comparison of Belarus, European Russia, and Lithuania(link is external) McCarty, J. L. Maxar Wildfires
The effects of trainings in soil and water conservation on farming practices, livelihoods, and land-use intensity in the Ethiopian highlands(link is external) Chesterman, N. S. Maxar Land Use/Land Cover
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Findings from CSDA Evaluations

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Imagery was used to differentiate snow from other bright surfaces and features in debris-covered ice Cannistra, A. F. Maxar Cryosphere
DEMs derived from Worldview data used for energy balance monitoring of glaciers in rugged terrain Rupper, S. Maxar Glaciers/Ice Sheets
Able to determine surface topography with high vertical accuracy(link is external) Herzfeld, U. C. Maxar Cryosphere
Data have the radiometric quality to enable retrieval of Aerosol Optical Depth at approximately 15-meter spatial resolution that will complement other sensor data Planet Aerosols
Documentation for CAVIS sensor was found to be inadequate Meyer, K. Maxar Aerosols
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