Daniel Gann

Assistant Professor

Florida International University

United States

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Daniel Gann is an Assistant Professor at Florida International University, USA. His research focuses on environmental science, with recent work involving machine learning applications in spatial mapping of mangrove canopies, urban tree canopy change analysis, and detection of wetland transitions using satellite imagery. He is also engaged in studies related to habitat use by island lemurs and the phenology of Amazonian bamboo ecosystems.

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2020

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Assistant Professor

Montana State University

UNITED STATES

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Space-Based Mapping of Pre- and Post-Hurricane Mangrove Canopy Heights Using Machine Learning with Multi-Sensor Observations

Scaling of classification systems—effects of class precision on detection accuracy from medium resolution multispectral data

Detecting Vegetation to Open Water Transitions in a Subtropical Wetland Landscape from Historical Panchromatic Aerial Photography and Multispectral Satellite Imagery

Change Analysis of Urban Tree Canopy in Miami-Dade County

Space-Based Detection of Significant Water-Depth Increase Induced by Hurricane Irma in the Everglades Wetlands Using Sentinel-1 SAR Backscatter Observations

Habitat use by the island lemurs of Nosy Be, Madagascar

Detection of Low Elevation Outliers in TanDEM-X DEMs With Histogram and Adaptive TIN

Spatiotemporal variations of wetland backscatter: The role of water depth and vegetation characteristics in Sentinel-1 dual-polarization SAR observations

Harnessing the NEON data revolution to advance open environmental science with a diverse and data‐capable community

Bamboo phenology and life cycle drive seasonal and long‐term functioning of Amazonian bamboo‐dominated forests

Delineation of Tree Patches in a Mangrove-Marsh Transition Zone by Watershed Segmentation of Aerial Photographs

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Anna-Katharina Schweiger

Elizabeth La Rue

Sergio Marconi

Shimon Wdowinski

Y. Anny Chung

Steven Chong

Katherine Hayes

Nancy F. Glenn

Khandker Ishtiaq

Nathan Gill

Kelsey Yule

Kaitlin Stack Whitney, PhD

Kenneth Feeley

Jannelle Couret

Megan Cattau

Maxwell B. Joseph

Kristina Bartowitz

Levente Juhász

Debjani Sihi

Jennifer Richards

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