Ningning Kong

Associate & Assistant Professor

Purdue University

United States

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Ningning Kong is an Associate and Assistant Professor at Purdue University in the United States. Her research interests include deep learning applications in ecological datasets, spatial analysis of urban infrastructures, and the relationship between forest structural diversity and soil microbial diversity. She has contributed to a variety of topics, such as ecosystem productivity and the impacts of COVID-19 on online resource distribution.

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Yi Gao

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Kristen Bellisario

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Purdue University

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CentralBark Image Dataset and Tree Species Classification Using Deep Learning

Use mobile location data to infer airport catchment areas and calibrate Huff gravity model in the New York metropolitan area

Structural diversity as a reliable and novel predictor for ecosystem productivity

Forest structural diversity is linked to soil microbial diversity

Forest structural diversity is linked to soil microbial diversity

Structural diversity as a reliable and novel predictor for ecosystem productivity

Spatiotemporal Distribution Change of Online Reference During the Time of COVID-19

Change in Doctoral Dissertation Topics in Forest Resources from US Universities Over Four Decades

Spatiotemporal Distribution Change of Online Reference During the Time of COVID-19

Change in Doctoral Dissertation Topics in Forest Resources from US Universities Over Four Decades

Indoor GIS Solution for Space Use Assessment

Learning about culture together: enhancing educators cultural competence through collaborative teacher study groups

Virtualizing soil science field trips

Using the ArcGIS Collector Mobile App for Settlement Survey Data Collection in Armenia

Capturing their “first” dataset: A graduate course to walk PhD students through the curation of their dissertation data

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Bedrich Benes

Ian Lindsay

Elizabeth La Rue

Melissa McCormick

Sen Wang

Songlin Fei

Yi Gao

Masumi Hisano

Kristen Bellisario

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