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🪸Variability in Symbiont #Chlorophyll of Hawaiian Corals from Field and Airborne Spectroscopy by Gregory P. Asner, Crawford Drury, Nicholas R. Vaughn, Joshua R. Hancock and Roberta E. Martin
The first chapter of my dissertation is out! Looking at the spectral sensitivity of benthic community shifts of Hawaiian reefs. This will help us delineate reef communities for targeted restoration efforts in West Hawaiʻi. https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1ie3o7qzT3DbY @ASU_GDCS @asnerlab @baumlab
A comprehensive study led by @ingalls_tommy exploring imaging spectroscopy applications in wet carbon. @ASU_GDCS @ASUGlobalFuture @SESEASU @greg_asner @robinmartin422
https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1ig9X7qzT3Dbk
1/4 Aloha, this week we launched a partnership website supporting the new ʻĀkoʻakoʻa Reef Restoration Program for coral reef restoration along the west coast of Hawaiʻi Island.