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John M. Lomas
Since 1995 John has worked on the development of the GreenReportŪ, which is used by the agricultural and forestry industries to monitor vegetation condition and change. He is also responsible for maintaining the High Resolution Picture Transmission (HRPT) satellite receiving station at KARS, and the development of Sea Surface Temperature maps which are made from images received by the station. While at KARS, John has participated in other research projects including: identification of grassland treatments using close-range hyperspectral remote sensing, change detection in pheasant habitat due to CRP management decisions, analysis of chemical spray drift zones in proximity of water bodies, and several land-use/land-cover mapping projects. Professional Papers and Reports Lomas, J.M., E.A. Martinko, K.P. Price, and D.L. Kastens. 1999. Lomas, J.M., E.A. Martinko, K.P. Price, and D.L. Kastens. 1998. Lomas, J.M., E.A. Martinko, K.P. Price, and D.L. Kastens. 1998. Satellite-derived
Sea Surface Temperature Maps for the Sport Fishing Industry. (In) Understanding
our Changing Planet, Earth Science Enterprise 1998 Applications Fact
Book. NASA Publication No. NP-1998-02-233-HQ. pp. 22-23. Proceedings and Other Publications Theresa M. Crooks, M. Jakubauskas, J. Whistler, A. Stewart, J. Lomas, E. Martinko, K. Price 2001.Meeting the challenge of outreach and technology transfer at the NASA Great Plains RESAC Proceedings, ASPRS 2001 annual conference Nov, 2001 Denver CO Lomas, J.M., 2000. Development of a Value-Added, Remotely Sensed Product for Commercial Distribution Proceedings, Second International Conference on Geospatial Information in Agriculture and Forestry 2000. January 10-12, 2000, Buena Vista, FL. (PDF)
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