asner

Gregory P. Asner, MA, PhD

  • Professor of Environmental Earth System Science

Carnegie Institution
260 Panama Street
Stanford, California, 94305-4150

Biography

Greg Asner is a faculty member in the Carnegie Institution's Department of Global Ecology and in the Department of Environmental Earth System Science at Stanford University. His scientific training spans the fields of ecology, biogeochemistry, remote sensing and engineering. Asner and his colleagues combine field studies, airborne and satellite remote sensing, and computer simulation modeling to study land use and climate change at the regional level. He focuses much of his research in the humid tropical forests and deserts of the world.

publications

Journal Articles
April 2011

Direct Impacts on Local Climate of Sugarcane Expansion in Brazil

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Journal Articles
January 2005

Combining Field Surveys, Remote Sensing and Regression Trees to Understand Yield Variations in an Irrigated Wheat Landscape

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