ARS Pasture Systems / Watershed Management / Remote Sensing Laboratory / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
SAR / / /
Event
Extinction / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
ARS Henry A. Wallace Beltsville Agricultural Research Center / University Park / Canaan Valley Institute / University of Maryland / /
IndustryTerm
remote sensing technologies / similar technology / ecosystem services / shorter wavelength laser energy / ecological services / laser technology / energy / wetland study site / remote-sensing technologies / intricate network / computer software / Long-wavelength microwave energy / /
NaturalFeature
Atlantic Ocean / Delmarva Peninsula / Chesapeake Bay / Choptank River / Chesapeake Bay tributary / /
Organization
ARS Henry A. Wallace Beltsville Agricultural Research Center / University of Maryland / USDA / USDA Forest Service / USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service / Watershed Management Research Unit / Canaan Valley Institute / /
Person
PEGGY GREB / Don Comis / Megan Lang / Gregory W. McCarty / Greg McCarty / Robert Oesterling / / /
Position
ecologist / Governor / soil scientist / /
ProvinceOrState
West Virginia / Virginia / Maryland / Pennsylvania / Delaware / /
Region
West Virginia / /
Technology
similar technology / laser technology / two remote-sensing technologies / GPS / microwave / laser / two remote sensing technologies / /
FORESTED WETLANDS IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY WATERSHED PEGGY GREB (D1745-1) USDA Forest Service ecologist Megan Lang uses a global positioning system to determine an area’s exact location while ARS soil scientist Greg McCa