| EGSC scientists monitor and analyze changes on the land, study connections between people and the land, and provide relevant science information to inform decision making. Learn more about our research activities described below.
Status and Trends in Land Cover Change and Understanding the Causes and Consequences
Causes and Consequences of Land Use and Land Cover Changes in the
Chesapeake Bay Watershed
Operation of the Research and Development Computing Cluster - Beowulf
Enhancements of the SLEUTH Urban-Growth Model for Regional
Use
Loosely couple the Chesapeake Bay Land Cover Model with the
Chesapeake Bay Program Watershed
Model, SPARROW, and with Groundwater and
Habitat Models
National Land Change Community Modeling System
Using Graph Theory to Model Land Cover
Use
Consequences of Land Surface Change and Why Are They Important?
EGSC Landscape Trends
EGSC Land Cover Change—National Land Cover Database
Chesapeake Bay Impervious Surface Area Accuracy Assessment
Best Management Practices Designed to Improve Developing Landscapes
Land Cover Dynamics and Environmental Processes
Flint River, Georgia, Vegetation Dynamics and Water Availability
South Florida Landscape Dynamics
Shenandoah Climate, Vegetation, and Hydrology Analysis
Clarksburg, Maryland, Special Protection Area Comparative Hydrologic Study
Leetown, West Virginia, Ground Water Source Identification
Using LIDAR
Sudden Salt Marsh Dieback
Land Cover Change Impacts on DELMARVA Coastal Wetland
Systems
Partner-driven Decision Support Tools for Investigating Land Cover Change and Hazard-related Risk and Vulnerabilities
Land Use Portfolio Modeler—Ecosystems Analysis in South Florida
Web Application Framework Development
Web Enabling a GIS-Based Decision Support System for Memphis, Tennessee
Web-based Land Cover Data Retrieval and Classification
Tools
Visualizing the Spread of West Nile Virus and Five Other Diseases Across the United States
Hurricane Information, Community Vulnerability, and Public
Policy in the Gulf Coast
Evaluating Land Use Change Due to Hurricanes on the Gulf Coast
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