About
Dr Booker Ogutu is currently a Lecturer in Remote Sensing within the School of Geography and Environmental Science. His research interests lie in the exploitation and application of Earth Observation data to understand terrestrial ecosystem characteristics and their dynamics. He is particularly interested in the effects of environmental change on vegetation dynamics and their impact on the global carbon balance.
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Research interests
- Developing methods of retrieving bio-geophysical variables from Earth Observation data
- Understanding the effects of environmental change on terrestrial vegetation
- Quantifying terrestrial carbon balance and its dynamics in a changing climate
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Biography
Dr Booker Ogutu is currently a Lecturer in Remote Sensing within the School of Geography and Environmental Science. His research interests lie in the exploitation and application of Earth Observation data to understand terrestrial ecosystem characteristics and their dynamics. He is particularly interested in the effects of environmental change on vegetation dynamics and their impact on the global carbon balance.
Prizes
- The RSPSoc Len Curtis Award (2019)