Collaborations
Remote Sensing Unique Species Identification
RaBET Development for Rangelands in the Western U.S.
Impacts of Disturbances, Management Practices, and Climate on Ecohydrology of Water-Limited Lands
LTAR-NEON Collaboration to Quantify Rangeland Vegetation Production - Phase 3
New Remote Sensing Techniques for Ecosystem Water and Carbon Flux Estimation - Phase 2
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE, Kansas City
Using Big Data to Improve Diagnosis of Larval Disease in Honey Bees
NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, NE
Remote Sensing Unique Species Identification & Process Publication(s)
CEAP-Grazing Lands Remote Sensing of Woody Vegetation
PROJECT APIS M. 2.0, INC., JAMESTOWN
Year Two of a Comprehensive Assessment of Honey Bee Pollen Substitutes
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, CA
AmeriFlux Management Project Core Site - Walnut Gulch/Santa Rita
USDA, APHIS,PPQ,CPHST, Sacramento, CA
Determining when to Put Colonies in Cold Storage by Examining Relationships Among Brood Rearing, Fat Body Metrics and Hours in Cluster
USFS ROCKY MOUNTAIN RESEARCH STATION, Fort Collins
Linking Snow, Soil Moisture and Microclimate with Fuel Moisture: A Snowpack, Soil-moisture and Fuel-moisture Monitoring Network in Northern Arizona
Workman Creek Snowtography
The Tucson, Arizona has a long and productive history of collaborative research involving stakeholders.
Current collaborators and projects:
ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS, UNIVERSITY OF ARIZO, TUCSON, AZ