I'll post stuff on occasion about the lab members here.
Lab Meetings are scheduled here. Lab guidelines.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 11:02AM Wenkai Li, from UC Merced and SNAMP collaborator, and his co-authors are Second Honorable Mention recipients for the 2013 Talbert Abrams Award for his paper "A New Method for Segmenting Individual Trees from the LiDAR Point Cloud." PE&RS, 78 (1), 75-84.
Congrats to Wenkai!
Thursday, December 13, 2012 at 7:12AM 
Marek Jakubowski has finished and has turned in his dissertation!
His dissertation shows how lidar technology and geospatial data and analysis can be an integrator across environemental science, adding power and detail to analyses of fire, wildlife habitat, and canopy structure.
Congrats to Marek!
Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at 3:11PM 
Lisa Schile just finished and has turned in her dissertation.
Tidal Wetland Vegetation in the San Francisco Bay Estuary: Modeling Species Distributions with Sea-Level Rise
Her dissertation looks at the changes our SF Bay marshes will likely face in this century through rigorous field experimentation, remote sensing and spatial modeling.
Congratulations to Dr. Schile! Lisa will be starting a new postdoc position at the Smithsonian Institution studying carbon sequestration in wetlands in Abu Dhabi. So cool!
Sunday, August 12, 2012 at 12:55PM This fall we'll have a few new faces around.
Our new graduate student Kelly Easterday comes from UCLA Geography department. She's also been working with NASA. Welcome Kelly!
Patrick McIntyre is a new postdoc, working with David Ackerly and me on the Keck project. He'll be focusing on the VTM database work. We look forward to his arrival in September!
Stefania Di Tommaso is returning! She did such a nice job with the wetlands work when she was last here. Now she wil be continuing the lidar work that Marek and Feng began on the SNAMP project.
Welcome!
Wednesday, July 18, 2012 at 9:31PM Congratulations to Desheng Liu, former lab member, who has been granted tenure at Ohio State University.
Read about it here. While he was here Desheng was instrumental in developing novel spatio-temporal analytical methods for mapping and understanding disease spread in California forests. He recieved a MS in statistics while completing his PhD. Hooray for Desheng!