MontanaView
Supporting Remote Sensing for Montana
MontanaView is a consortiumof universities, non-profit organizations, and government agencies working within Montana to advance the use of remotely sensed data for the benefit of Montana's citizens. MontanaView is a member of the AmericaView nationwide remote sensing consortium.
Goals
- To advance remote sensing through education and outreach in the public and private sectors.
- To advance remote sensing and sustainable technology transfer through research.
Announcements
- UAS Story Map: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/efc33add7bf34b3d85e9f23896cd2b15
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Manuals for remote sensing image analysis:
- Congratulations to Rick Lawrence - among the recipients of the first AmericaView Lifetime Achievement Award!
- Congratulations to the 2022 MontanaView Fellowship Awardees!
- Montana State University:
- Nate Heili (Advisor Wyatt Cross), Towards quantifying the magnitude and importance of aquatic insect emergence from irrigation ditches in Gallatin Valley, MT
- Hayden Yates (Advisor Andrew Laskowski), Challenges and limitations of UAV-based thermal infrared (TIR) remote sensing with a FLIR Duo Pro R camera
- University of Montana (Faculty mentor Anna Klene):
- Spencer Vieira, Impacts of wildfires and climate change on western larch regeneration, western U.S.
- Michael McInenly, Using INSAR to measure seasonal changes in halite salt crust elevation in the Salar de Pajonales, Chile
- Montana Tech (Faculty mentor Xiaobing Zhou):
- Erin Mcgowan, Modeling/monitoring the spatial distribution of stream power and lateral channel migration on the upper Ruby river: A fluvial geomorphic tool for river restoration practices
- Yihuan Gao, Monitoring changes in mountain glaciers in southwestern Montana in response to climate change using long-term remote sensing data
- Montana State University Billings (Faculty mentor Joe Hoover):
- Madisan Chavez, Assessing change in acreage of irrigated agriculture in the Stillwater watershed of south-central Montana
- University of Montana Western (Faculty mentor Arica Crootof):
- Kalai'i Sim, Lateral channel migration and sediment transport of beaver dominated streams, Red Rock Creek, Montana
- Megan Francois, Later channel migration of beaver dominated streams, Odell Creek, Montana
- Salish Kootenai College (Faculty mentor Robert Kenning):
- Randall Finley, Mapping historic forest management with historic aerial photographs for the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes
- Bryce Norling, Mapping historic forest management with historic aerial photographs for the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes
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