Differentiating wetland and open water surfaces using optical and SAR remote sensing
Ethan Kyzivat
Brown University
Ethan Kyzivat is a PhD student in the Brown University Department of Earth, Environmental & Planetary Sciences. Advised by Dr. Larry Smith, he studies glacial and polar hydrological environments using remote sensing. In summer 2018, he will work on two field campaigns on the North Saskatchewan River and in Peace-Athabasca Delta. Ethan earned his B.S. from Yale in physics. He spent two years working as a hydrological technician at the Yale School of Forestry.
Authors
- Ethan Kyzivat (Brown University)
- Laurence Smith (University of California)
- Jessica Fayne (University of California)
- Sarah Cooley (Brown University)
- John Arvesen (Cirrus Digital Systems)
- Lincoln Pitcher (University of California)
- Tamlin Pavelsky (University of North Carolin, Chapel Hill)
Topic Areas
Special Sessions: Water and Wetlands_1 , Special Sessions: Water and Wetlands_2 , Special Sessions: Water and Wetlands_3 , General Submission: Genearl submission
Session
OS-1A » Water and Wetlands_1 (10:20 - Tuesday, 19th June, Montcalm-Marquis )
