Fuelwood, Savannas, and Climate Change: Integrating Modeling, Field Experimentation, and Optical and Radar Remote Sensing (NASA grant NNX11AL43H)

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environment and energyclimategeospatial

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project

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Funded NASA Earth and Space Science Graduate Fellowship proposal to use remote sensing, field experimentation, and ecosystem modeling to assess fuelwood harvest in Africa generally and in Mali specifically.

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