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Map of Hurricane pathways in the Atlantic
Dr. Hernandez Ayala quoted (again) in Washington Post
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GEP students participate in a land management internship at the Fairfield Osborn Preserve
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Examining the link between land use patterns and residential water consumption
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Alum Molly Oates Lands Job with Avelo Airlines

Read about SSU Global Studies alum Molly Oates path to a career in aviation.

 

 

 

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Dr. Goman Organizes Climate Conference

Over 70 climate scientists and policy professionals from across the country attended and presented their research at the Pacific Climate Workshop (PACLIM2023). GEP's Professor Goman helped bring the important group together and presented her own research.

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Dr. Hernandez Ayala interviewed for article in Yale Climate Connections

Prof. Hernandez Ayala provided expertise on the likelihood and impact of hurricanes on Puerto Rico. Read the article here: 

Students standing in front of presentation board
Developing simulated land cover data with EdgeCuber software
Crosswalk signs
Investigating driver knowledge of crosswalk
Doshia displaying data
Analyzing Starch Grain Residue in Bedrock Miling Features
Student in field holding a drone
Calibrating a multispectral sensor on a fixed-wing drone
Satellite View of Hurricane
Hernández Ayala: Relating the 2020 Hurricane Season to Climate Change

The 2020 hurricane season in the North Atlantic basin was the most active on record, with 30 named tropical cyclones.