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Water Availability and Watershed Management
(National Program 211) in MD
Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory
- Remote Detection and Functional Assessments for Wetlands in the Mid-Atlantic Region
- Monitoring Vineyard Water Use and Vine Water Status with Improved and Sustainable Water Management from Field to Regional Scales
- Calibration and Validation of In Situ Soil Moisture Sensors at Marena Oklahoma
- Soil Moisture Mapping of the South Fork Iowa Soil Moisture Network with Proximal COSMOS Rovers
- Improved Remote Sensing-based Modeling of Evapotranspiration and Stress of Highly Structured Vineyard Canopies
- Agricultural Research Service Technical Support to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
- The Mid-Atlantic Wetland Conservation Effects Assessment Project
- Agricultural Remote Sensing using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR)
- Measuring and Modeling Pollutants in Agricultural Systems and Landscapes
- Integrating Multi-Platform Soil Moisture and Evapotranspiration Retrievals to Constrain Land Surface Water and Energy Balance Coupling
- Development of Innovative Remote Sensing Approaches for Updating the National Wetlands Inventory
- Root-Zone Soil Moisture Using P-band Observations
- Umbrella Agreement Between USGS (LMG) and ARS (HRSL) to Cooperate on Conservation Practice Research
- A Long Term Consistent Multi-Satellite Multi-Depth Soil Moisture ESDR with Uncertainty Information
- CEAP Wetlands Mid-Atlantic Coastal Plain Regional Study
- Operational Production of Long-Term Enhanced Soil Moisture Information for USDA-FAS using Hydrology Modeling and Remote Sensing
- ECOsystem Spaceborne Thermal Radiometer Experiment on Space Station (ECOSTRESS)
- Conservation Effects Assessment Project (CEAP) Benchmark Watershed Assessment Studies for 2020
- CEAP/Harmful Algal Blooms Buffer Evaluation and Legacy Nutrients
- Root-Zone Soil Moisture Using P-band Observations
- Use of Models for Assessing Ecosystem Services Provided by Restored Wetlands
- Functional Assessments for Wetlands in the Mid-Atlantic Region
- Assessment of NRCS Wetland Easement Program Effects
- FY 2020 Conservation Effects Assessment Project - Choptank River Watershed Benchmark Watershed Assessment Studies on croplands
- Environmental Risks and Benefits of Grass Buffer Strips to Mitigate Nutrient Losses
- Environmental Risks and Benefits of Grass Buffer Strips Grown for Nutrient Conservation and Poultry Bedding Production on the Delmarva Peninsula
- Strategies for Controlling Miscanthus x Giganteas and Evaluating Potential Spread on the Delmarva Peninsula
- Evaluating Potential Miscanthus x Giganteas Spread on the Delmarva Peninsula
- CEAP Wetlands Mid-Atlantic Coastal Plain Regional Study
- Using SMAP Soil Moisture Products to Improve Streamflow Forecasting in Ungauged Basins
- FY 2021 Conservation Effects Assessment Project Choptank River Watershed Beltsville Benchmark Watershed Assessment Studies on Croplands - Beltsville
- Accurate Estimation of Crop Transpiration in Orchards and Vineyards using UAV and Satellite Technologies
- Improving, Evaluating and Extending High Resolution Cropland Carbon Monitoring System (CCMS)
- Quantifying Life Cycle Impacts of Agricultural Systems with Winter Cover Crops
- CEAP Wetlands Mid-Atlantic Coastal Plain Regional Study
- Modeling Watershed Processes for Assessing Ecosystem Services Provided by Restored Wetlands
- Remote Detection and Functional Assessments for Wetlands in the Mid-Atlantic Region
- Improving, Evaluating and Extending High Resolution Cropland Carbon Monitoring System (CCMS)
- Root-Zone Soil Moisture Using P-band Observations
- Measurement of Methane Emissions Across a Wetlands Alteration Gradient
- Contribution of Legacy P to Watershed Outcomes - Phase 1 (Beltsville)
- From Field to Watershed: Enhancing Water Quality and Management in Agroecosystems through Remote Sensing, Ground Measurements, and Integrative Modeling
- Metrics, Management, and Monitoring: An Investigation of Rangeland and Pasture Soil Health and its Drivers
