NSF award 2522176 · American University

Monitoring Long-term Change in Land Usage Patterns Using High Resolution Remote Sensing Technologies

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29 July 2028

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Award number: 2522176
Period of support: 1 Oct 2025 – 31 Mar 2028
Amount: $246,755
Awardee: American University, Washington, DC
Program: Cultural Anthropology, Human-Envi & Geographical Scis
Directorate: SBE

Abstract

This research examines the impacts of variation on land use, land value, and management using remote mixed qualitative methods and high-resolution remote sensing techniques. The investigators use a longitudinal research design that integrates qualitative research with remote sensing technology to track changes and human adaptations to land usage over time. Broader impacts of the research produce concrete impacts for…

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