Dr. Lucy Hutyra, Associate Professor of Earth & Environment, Boston University, Boston, MA
Dr. Lucy Hutyra uses NASA data to study the cycling of carbon, especially in urban environments.
Near-daily CubeSat imagery was collected within four large regions across the ABoVE study area. Timeseries of lake area were derived from the CubeSat imagery for more than 80,000 lakes in these regions.
Near-daily CubeSat imagery provides information on the seasonal dynamics of more than 80,000 lakes.
Aboveground biomass mapped at 0.25 ha resolution for the Mondah study site in Gabon, West Africa.
The AfriSAR campaign produced maps of aboveground biomass for four forested sites in Gabon based on field data and LiDAR scans.
Arctic-CAP flight lines (orange) sampled Arctic and boreal regions of Alaska and Canada. Pins mark the locations of vertical profiles that were repeatedly acquired during the 2017 growing season.
Atmospheric carbon and methane concentrations were measured during the 2017 Arctic Carbon Aircraft Profile (Arctic-CAP) flights throughout Alaska and western Canada.
Heights of mangrove forests along the northern coast of Borneo (countries Brunei and Malaysia) reach 39 meters tall. Mangrove cover is illustrated in orange, where darker orange represents taller canopies.
Maps of the global distribution and biomass of mangrove forests are available for 116 countries.
The Land Processes DAAC distributes NASA Earth Observing System data. They developed the AppEEARS tool to provide access to a wide range of data from instruments including MODIS, VIIRS, SMAP, and now Daymet.
Daymet Version 3 daily weather data for North America is now available through the AppEEARS subsetting tool from NASA's Land Processes DAAC.
Active layer thickness with uncertainty for a flight swath over the northern section of Alaska's Dalton Highway in summer 2015.
NASA's ABoVE airborne campaign provides estimates of active layer thickness and soil properties derived from the AirMOSS instrument.
Soil nitrous oxide emissions on a monthly average basis for July 2011 estimated with the mechanistic scheme.
A new model dataset improves the timing and spatial distribution of estimates of soil nitrogen emissions.
Uncertainty in soil carbon stocks and gross primary productivity across the ABoVE domain.
Work from NASA's ABoVE compared model outputs to estimate the uncertainty in six components of the carbon cycle across Alaska and Canada.
A remote camera image showing the snow stake at Plot 15 of the Jaeger Mesa/Rambler Mine study area.
Automated digital cameras provide a record of snow conditions in Alaska's Dall sheep habitat.
