Participant list for NIMBioS Working Group: Remotely Sensing Biodiversity

Participant List for NIMBioS Working Group:

Remotely Sensing Biodiversity

Participant	Institutional affiliation	Meetings
Greg Asner	Global Ecology, Carnegie Institute for Science, Stanford CA
Jeannine Cavender-Bares	Ecology, Evolution and Behavior, Univ. of Minnesota	1,2,3
John Gamon	Univ. of Alberta	1,2,3
Erin Hestir	Environmental Engineering, UC Merced	3
Michael Madritch	Biology, Appalachian State Univ.	3
Jose Meireles	Ecology, Evolution and Behavior, Univ. of Minnesota	1,2,3
Brian O'Meara	Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Univ. of Tennessee	1,2,3
Sydne Record	Biology, Bryn Mawr College	3
Michael Schaepman	Global Change and Biodiversity Program, Univ. of Zurich	1
Franziscka Schrodt	Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences, Univ. of Brighton	1,2,3
Anna Schweiger	Ecology, Evolution and Behavior, Univ. of Minnesota	1,2,3
Aditya Singh	Forestry and Wildlife, Univ. of Wisconsin	1
Phil Townsend	Forest and Wildlife Ecology, Univ. of Wisconsin	1,2,3
Susan Ustin	Plant Biology, Univ. of California, Davis	1,2,3

Group organizer
Mtg 1: Apr 21-23, 2016
Mtg 2: Oct 11-13, 2016
Mtg 3: Oct 29-31, 2018

Remote participants, Mtg. 3	Institutional affiliation	Meetings
Ana Carolina Carnaval	Biology, CUNY	3
Nestor Fernandez	German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv)	3
Robert Green	Science & Technology, NASA	3
Angela Lausch	Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research	3
Roberta Martin	Global Ecology, Carnegie Institute for Science, Stanford CA	3
Felix Morsdorf	Geography, Univ. Zurich	3
Henrique Pereira	German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv)	3
Jennifer Pontius	Environment and Natural Resources, Univ. Vermont	3
David Schimel	Carbon Cycle and Ecosystems, NASA	3
Shawn Serbin	Environmental and Climate Sciences, Brookhaven National Laboratory	3

Updated 10/31/2018

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