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Remote Sensing: Seeing in New Ways

UNL commits $5 million to better measure environmental impact of cattle

Husker projects advance study of soil moisture, hydrology

Chan studying resilience of Sandhills vegetation with remote sensing

Uden researching and teaching on spatial tools to equip land managers

Graduate Student Spotlight: Noah Berkowitz

Drought center kicks off $1 million defense project to predict unrest

Christopher Neale saluted with national award for irrigation science leadership

Husker researchers develop tool to make irrigation more efficient

SNR Alumni: Paul Menari - GIS mapping skills conduct life-saving missions

Twitter: Franz and CALMIT summer interns co-located Arable sensor at Nine Mile Prairie

Team innovates to bring full-spectrum experience to students

Drought center, CALMIT help launch drought-monitoring, forecast tools

Perk retires from CALMIT

Hit up the Bell Museum and discover CALMIT art