16 remote-sensing uni jobs at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

Forested Aboveground Biomass from Mechanistic and Statistical Analyses of Structural Remote-Sensing Data

/2024 6:00:59 PM Eastern Time Zone Description Description: Remotely sensed estimates of aboveground biomass (AGB) are important inputs to ecological and climate modeling. They have evolved over the last

Using in situ and remote sensing data to study plant traits

important environmental changes are taking place), and are typically destructive to the target plants. Remote sensing methods --- ranging from handheld and drone-based measurements of specific sites

Measuring Emissions of Urban Greenhouse Gases and Pollutants Using Mountaintop Remote Sensing Spectroscopy

an innovative mountaintop observatory, California Laboratory for Atmospheric Remote Sensing (CLARS), that uses high-resolution infrared spectrometers to survey the spatial and temporal distributions of greenhouse

The nature of the lunar crustal dichotomy and its effects in early lunar volcanism

to combine petrological and remote sensing information with geodynamical modeling in order to provide an explanation of the lunar crustal dichotomy. The proposed work would incorporate all observations

Understanding the drivers of time-evolving glacier motion from spaceborne observations

networks Advanced understanding of remote sensing principles Experience working with large remote sensing datasets Strong programing skills with a preference for Python and Julia languages Strong record

Airborne High Spectral Resolution LIDAR

atmospheric and ocean remote sensing, including process science, satellite validation, and remote sensing algorithm studies. The HSRL technique enables unambiguous and independent measurements of particulate

Quantum Solid State Magnetometers and other Quantum Sensors (Silicon Carbide, NV Diamond)

/2024 6:00:59 PM Eastern Time Zone Description Description: Magnetometry plays a crucial role in a wide range of remote sensing applications. On Earth, it aids in GPS-denied navigation, geological

Analysis of Sub-orbital and Satellite-based Observations for Advances in Societal Benefit

will combine NASA Earth observations from satellites and sub-orbital remote sensing, ground-based in-situ datasets, regulatory inventories, and the U.S. Census database to describe the scale

Planetary Volcanism

the inner solar system. By leveraging ground-truth observations from Earth, Mars, and the Moon, alongside advanced remote sensing spectral data and elemental analyses, the successful candidate will pioneer

Wildland Fire Science: Proactive Fire Science and Impacts on Air Quality, Climate, and Society

; advanced data analysis capabilities, experience working with remote sensing and in-situ data, and proficiency with MATLAB, Python, R, and/or ArcGIS. Location: Langley Research Center Hampton, Virginia Field