A

Abdulfatah, K.

• Mapping Rapid Urban Expansion and Sprawl in Keffi, Nigeria: A 21-Year Study Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 85–89

Abdulkadir, A.

• Correlation of Land Use Land Cover Dynamics and Soil Moisture Variability over Zaria-Nigeria, pages 261–270

Abrams, M. C.

• Capacity Building in Africa: Training the Next Generation of Surveyors in Building High-Accuracy Digital Twins in South Africa, pages 1–5

Abubakar, A. Z.

• Correlation of Land Use Land Cover Dynamics and Soil Moisture Variability over Zaria-Nigeria, pages 261–270

Agyei, C. A.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Advancing Flood Resilience in Grand Isle, Louisiana, in the United States of America, through Remote Sensing and GIS, pages 65–70

Ahmad, A. B.

• iPhone LiDAR-based Volume Estimation of Regular and Irregular Shaped Stockpiles, pages 91–98

Ahmad, F. T.

• Multi-Temporal Assessment of Desertification Degree in Kaita and Mashi Areas of Katsina state, Nigeria using Feature-Space Technique, pages 15–26

Akomolafe, E. A.

• A Multi-Temporal Assessment of Urban Growth Patterns in Argungu, Kebbi State, Nigeria Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 7–13
• Multi-Temporal Assessment of Desertification Degree in Kaita and Mashi Areas of Katsina state, Nigeria using Feature-Space Technique, pages 15–26
• Mapping Rapid Urban Expansion and Sprawl in Keffi, Nigeria: A 21-Year Study Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 85–89

Aliyu, A. O.

• A Multi-Temporal Assessment of Urban Growth Patterns in Argungu, Kebbi State, Nigeria Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 7–13
• Multi-Temporal Assessment of Desertification Degree in Kaita and Mashi Areas of Katsina state, Nigeria using Feature-Space Technique, pages 15–26
• Mapping Rapid Urban Expansion and Sprawl in Keffi, Nigeria: A 21-Year Study Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 85–89

Allu, A. R.

• Assessment of Temporal Variations in Crop Growth Dynamics Using UAV Imagery, pages 27–33

Allu, P. K. R.

• Automated SAR-Based Crop Classification for Kharif Season Using Google Earth Engine, pages 35–40

Alsobrooks, C.

• Urban Heat Islands and Water Quality: A Remote Sensing-Based Literature Review, pages 41–50

Anderson, R.

• Mapping Variations in Corn Growth in a Rain-Fed Crop Field using Growing Season NDVI and NDMI Images, pages 51–54

Aniewu, D.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Linking Educational Attainment and Urban Green Equity through GIS in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States of America (USA), pages 71–75
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197

Annan, A.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Advancing Flood Resilience in Grand Isle, Louisiana, in the United States of America, through Remote Sensing and GIS, pages 65–70
• Linking Educational Attainment and Urban Green Equity through GIS in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States of America (USA), pages 71–75

Annan, K. K.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Advancing Flood Resilience in Grand Isle, Louisiana, in the United States of America, through Remote Sensing and GIS, pages 65–70
• Linking Educational Attainment and Urban Green Equity through GIS in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States of America (USA), pages 71–75
• Impacts of Urban Sprawl on Urban Heat Intensity in East Baton Rouge Parish: A Remote Sensing Assessment, pages 99–105
• Integrating Remote Sensing and MOLUSCE to Map and Predict Land Degradation in Baton Rouge, pages 107–112
• Integrating the new variant OPTRAM and moisture-related indices for improved soil moisture prediction in Louisiana, pages 113–119
• Thermal Remote Sensing and ECOSTRESS for Urban Agriculture: A Systematic Review of Cooling Benefits and Water Demand, pages 121–126
• Connecting Geospatial Research and Community Safety: Assessing Culvert Capacity with GIS-Based Hydrological Modelling, pages 175–181
• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197
• Poisoned for Oil: Mapping Petrochemical Emissions and Public Health Risks in the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community, LA, USA, pages 199–204

Armah, R. N. D.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Linking Educational Attainment and Urban Green Equity through GIS in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States of America (USA), pages 71–75
• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189

Ashi, J.

• Mapping Rapid Urban Expansion and Sprawl in Keffi, Nigeria: A 21-Year Study Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 85–89

Awotwe, R.

• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197
• Poisoned for Oil: Mapping Petrochemical Emissions and Public Health Risks in the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community, LA, USA, pages 199–204

Azua, S.

• Correlation of Land Use Land Cover Dynamics and Soil Moisture Variability over Zaria-Nigeria, pages 261–270

B

Bala, A.

• Multi-Temporal Assessment of Desertification Degree in Kaita and Mashi Areas of Katsina state, Nigeria using Feature-Space Technique, pages 15–26
• Mapping Agricultural Markets, Land Use, and Accessibility in Borno State, Nigeria, pages 77–83

Barde, U.

• Mapping Agricultural Markets, Land Use, and Accessibility in Borno State, Nigeria, pages 77–83

Bawa, S.

• A Multi-Temporal Assessment of Urban Growth Patterns in Argungu, Kebbi State, Nigeria Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 7–13
• Multi-Temporal Assessment of Desertification Degree in Kaita and Mashi Areas of Katsina state, Nigeria using Feature-Space Technique, pages 15–26
• Mapping Rapid Urban Expansion and Sprawl in Keffi, Nigeria: A 21-Year Study Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 85–89

C

Chathuranga, M.

• iPhone LiDAR-based Volume Estimation of Regular and Irregular Shaped Stockpiles, pages 91–98

Chirisa, I.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Advancing Flood Resilience in Grand Isle, Louisiana, in the United States of America, through Remote Sensing and GIS, pages 65–70

Comas, X.

• Integrated Seismic Refraction and GPR Survey for Subsurface Characterization at an Ecological Research Site, pages 141–146

D

Dadzie, E.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Linking Educational Attainment and Urban Green Equity through GIS in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States of America (USA), pages 71–75
• Impacts of Urban Sprawl on Urban Heat Intensity in East Baton Rouge Parish: A Remote Sensing Assessment, pages 99–105
• Integrating Remote Sensing and MOLUSCE to Map and Predict Land Degradation in Baton Rouge, pages 107–112
• Integrating the new variant OPTRAM and moisture-related indices for improved soil moisture prediction in Louisiana, pages 113–119
• Thermal Remote Sensing and ECOSTRESS for Urban Agriculture: A Systematic Review of Cooling Benefits and Water Demand, pages 121–126
• Evaluating Spatio-temporal Dynamics of Water Quality in the Atchafalaya Basin Using Landsat 8 & 9 Surface Reflectance Imagery, pages 127–133
• Connecting Geospatial Research and Community Safety: Assessing Culvert Capacity with GIS-Based Hydrological Modelling, pages 175–181
• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197

Danlami, N.

• Mapping Agricultural Markets, Land Use, and Accessibility in Borno State, Nigeria, pages 77–83

Darwin, N. B.

• iPhone LiDAR-based Volume Estimation of Regular and Irregular Shaped Stockpiles, pages 91–98

Devaraju, B.

• Spatiotemporal Analysis of Tropospheric Variability Using GNSS Radio Occultation: A Decadal Study, pages 147–153

Dorcoo, S.

• Thermal Remote Sensing and ECOSTRESS for Urban Agriculture: A Systematic Review of Cooling Benefits and Water Demand, pages 121–126

G

Garba, S. S.

• Correlation of Land Use Land Cover Dynamics and Soil Moisture Variability over Zaria-Nigeria, pages 261–270

Gyan, D.

• Evaluating Spatio-temporal Dynamics of Water Quality in the Atchafalaya Basin Using Landsat 8 & 9 Surface Reflectance Imagery, pages 127–133

Gyan, D. T.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Linking Educational Attainment and Urban Green Equity through GIS in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States of America (USA), pages 71–75
• Impacts of Urban Sprawl on Urban Heat Intensity in East Baton Rouge Parish: A Remote Sensing Assessment, pages 99–105
• Integrating Remote Sensing and MOLUSCE to Map and Predict Land Degradation in Baton Rouge, pages 107–112
• Integrating the new variant OPTRAM and moisture-related indices for improved soil moisture prediction in Louisiana, pages 113–119
• Thermal Remote Sensing and ECOSTRESS for Urban Agriculture: A Systematic Review of Cooling Benefits and Water Demand, pages 121–126
• Connecting Geospatial Research and Community Safety: Assessing Culvert Capacity with GIS-Based Hydrological Modelling, pages 175–181
• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197

H

Heimann, C.

• Capacity Building in Africa: Training the Next Generation of Surveyors in Building High-Accuracy Digital Twins in South Africa, pages 1–5

Hossain, A.

• Urban Heat Islands and Water Quality: A Remote Sensing-Based Literature Review, pages 41–50
• Geospatial Evaluation of Acid Mine Drainage Potential from Historic Coal Mines in Chattanooga, Tennessee, pages 229–234

I

Isah, R. M.

• A Multi-Temporal Assessment of Urban Growth Patterns in Argungu, Kebbi State, Nigeria Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 7–13

Islam, M. R.

• Integrated Seismic Refraction and GPR Survey for Subsurface Characterization at an Ecological Research Site, pages 141–146

K

Kangwana, L.

• Connecting Geospatial Research and Community Safety: Assessing Culvert Capacity with GIS-Based Hydrological Modelling, pages 175–181

Karal Nesil, G. N.

• Temporal Assessment of Methane Emissions in Relation to Land Use and Land Cover Dynamics Using Satellite Data in the Lakes District of Türkiye (2019–2024), pages 135–140

Kiwale, K. L.

• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189

L

Loh, P. M.

• Linking Educational Attainment and Urban Green Equity through GIS in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States of America (USA), pages 71–75
• Impacts of Urban Sprawl on Urban Heat Intensity in East Baton Rouge Parish: A Remote Sensing Assessment, pages 99–105
• Integrating Remote Sensing and MOLUSCE to Map and Predict Land Degradation in Baton Rouge, pages 107–112
• Integrating the new variant OPTRAM and moisture-related indices for improved soil moisture prediction in Louisiana, pages 113–119
• Thermal Remote Sensing and ECOSTRESS for Urban Agriculture: A Systematic Review of Cooling Benefits and Water Demand, pages 121–126
• Evaluating Spatio-temporal Dynamics of Water Quality in the Atchafalaya Basin Using Landsat 8 & 9 Surface Reflectance Imagery, pages 127–133
• Connecting Geospatial Research and Community Safety: Assessing Culvert Capacity with GIS-Based Hydrological Modelling, pages 175–181
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197
• Poisoned for Oil: Mapping Petrochemical Emissions and Public Health Risks in the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community, LA, USA, pages 199–204

M

M B, J.

• Digital Twin for Climate-Resilient Urban Planning: Modeling and Mitigation of Urban Heat Islands, pages 155–161

Magana, K. D.

• Mapping Variations in Crop Growth and Irrigation in a Crop Field with Landsat-Derived Spectral Products, pages 221–227

Manikkavasagam, N.

• Integrated Seismic Refraction and GPR Survey for Subsurface Characterization at an Ecological Research Site, pages 141–146
• Spatiotemporal Analysis of Tropospheric Variability Using GNSS Radio Occultation: A Decadal Study, pages 147–153

Mariwah, S.

• Advancing Flood Resilience in Grand Isle, Louisiana, in the United States of America, through Remote Sensing and GIS, pages 65–70

Mensah, J.

• Integrating the new variant OPTRAM and moisture-related indices for improved soil moisture prediction in Louisiana, pages 113–119
• Thermal Remote Sensing and ECOSTRESS for Urban Agriculture: A Systematic Review of Cooling Benefits and Water Demand, pages 121–126

Mesapam, S.

• Assessment of Temporal Variations in Crop Growth Dynamics Using UAV Imagery, pages 27–33
• Automated SAR-Based Crop Classification for Kharif Season Using Google Earth Engine, pages 35–40
• Digital Twin for Climate-Resilient Urban Planning: Modeling and Mitigation of Urban Heat Islands, pages 155–161
• Spatial Assessment of Soil Erosion in the Chitar River Basin through RUSLE–GIS Approach, pages 163–168

Minnie, S.

• Capacity Building in Africa: Training the Next Generation of Surveyors in Building High-Accuracy Digital Twins in South Africa, pages 1–5

Mjema, J. E.

• Connecting Geospatial Research and Community Safety: Assessing Culvert Capacity with GIS-Based Hydrological Modelling, pages 175–181

Mohammed, J.

• Spatial Assessment of Soil Erosion in the Chitar River Basin through RUSLE–GIS Approach, pages 163–168

Moses, M.

• A Multi-Temporal Assessment of Urban Growth Patterns in Argungu, Kebbi State, Nigeria Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 7–13

Musaoğlu, N.

• Temporal Assessment of Methane Emissions in Relation to Land Use and Land Cover Dynamics Using Satellite Data in the Lakes District of Türkiye (2019–2024), pages 135–140

Mwova, N.

• SAR-NDWI Integration in Ephemeral Water Detection Mapping for Hydrological Analysis in ASALs, pages 169–174

N

Ning, Z. H.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Advancing Flood Resilience in Grand Isle, Louisiana, in the United States of America, through Remote Sensing and GIS, pages 65–70
• Linking Educational Attainment and Urban Green Equity through GIS in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States of America (USA), pages 71–75
• Impacts of Urban Sprawl on Urban Heat Intensity in East Baton Rouge Parish: A Remote Sensing Assessment, pages 99–105
• Integrating Remote Sensing and MOLUSCE to Map and Predict Land Degradation in Baton Rouge, pages 107–112
• Integrating the new variant OPTRAM and moisture-related indices for improved soil moisture prediction in Louisiana, pages 113–119
• Thermal Remote Sensing and ECOSTRESS for Urban Agriculture: A Systematic Review of Cooling Benefits and Water Demand, pages 121–126
• Evaluating Spatio-temporal Dynamics of Water Quality in the Atchafalaya Basin Using Landsat 8 & 9 Surface Reflectance Imagery, pages 127–133
• Connecting Geospatial Research and Community Safety: Assessing Culvert Capacity with GIS-Based Hydrological Modelling, pages 175–181
• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197
• Poisoned for Oil: Mapping Petrochemical Emissions and Public Health Risks in the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community, LA, USA, pages 199–204

O

Obeng, K.

• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197
• Poisoned for Oil: Mapping Petrochemical Emissions and Public Health Risks in the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community, LA, USA, pages 199–204

Ojigi, L. M.

• Correlation of Land Use Land Cover Dynamics and Soil Moisture Variability over Zaria-Nigeria, pages 261–270

Osei, D. K.

• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197
• Poisoned for Oil: Mapping Petrochemical Emissions and Public Health Risks in the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community, LA, USA, pages 199–204

Osei, J. D.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Advancing Flood Resilience in Grand Isle, Louisiana, in the United States of America, through Remote Sensing and GIS, pages 65–70
• Linking Educational Attainment and Urban Green Equity through GIS in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States of America (USA), pages 71–75
• Impacts of Urban Sprawl on Urban Heat Intensity in East Baton Rouge Parish: A Remote Sensing Assessment, pages 99–105
• Integrating Remote Sensing and MOLUSCE to Map and Predict Land Degradation in Baton Rouge, pages 107–112
• Integrating the new variant OPTRAM and moisture-related indices for improved soil moisture prediction in Louisiana, pages 113–119
• Thermal Remote Sensing and ECOSTRESS for Urban Agriculture: A Systematic Review of Cooling Benefits and Water Demand, pages 121–126
• Evaluating Spatio-temporal Dynamics of Water Quality in the Atchafalaya Basin Using Landsat 8 & 9 Surface Reflectance Imagery, pages 127–133
• Connecting Geospatial Research and Community Safety: Assessing Culvert Capacity with GIS-Based Hydrological Modelling, pages 175–181
• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197
• Poisoned for Oil: Mapping Petrochemical Emissions and Public Health Risks in the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community, LA, USA, pages 199–204

P

Patel, S. S.

• Comparison of Clustering Methods for Crop-Growth Analysis Using Multi-Temporal NDVI: Spectral vs Optics, pages 205–212

Prerana, K.

• Comparison of Clustering Methods for Crop-Growth Analysis Using Multi-Temporal NDVI: Spectral vs Optics, pages 205–212

R

Reed-Jones, Q.

• Poisoned for Oil: Mapping Petrochemical Emissions and Public Health Risks in the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community, LA, USA, pages 199–204

S

Saah, D.

• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197
• Poisoned for Oil: Mapping Petrochemical Emissions and Public Health Risks in the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community, LA, USA, pages 199–204

Sajith Variyar, V. V.

• Comparison of Clustering Methods for Crop-Growth Analysis Using Multi-Temporal NDVI: Spectral vs Optics, pages 205–212
• Mapping Variations in Crop Growth and Irrigation in a Crop Field with Landsat-Derived Spectral Products, pages 221–227

Sandamali, J.

• iPhone LiDAR-based Volume Estimation of Regular and Irregular Shaped Stockpiles, pages 91–98

Selvarajan, S.

• Remote Sensing Detection of Mixed Algal Blooms in a Shallow Eutrophic Lake Using Landsat-9 OLI, pages 213–220

Sharma, N.

• Mapping Variations in Crop Growth and Irrigation in a Crop Field with Landsat-Derived Spectral Products, pages 221–227

Sivanpillai, R.

• Mapping Variations in Corn Growth in a Rain-Fed Crop Field using Growing Season NDVI and NDMI Images, pages 51–54
• Comparison of Clustering Methods for Crop-Growth Analysis Using Multi-Temporal NDVI: Spectral vs Optics, pages 205–212
• Mapping Variations in Crop Growth and Irrigation in a Crop Field with Landsat-Derived Spectral Products, pages 221–227

Smith, M.

• Geospatial Evaluation of Acid Mine Drainage Potential from Historic Coal Mines in Chattanooga, Tennessee, pages 229–234

T

Tasneem, Z.

• A Reproducible End-to-End Airborne LiDAR Workflow for Forest Structure Mapping, pages 235–242

Twumasi, Y. A.

• Balancing Environmental Protection with Social Cohesion and Community Well-being in the City of Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America (USA): Case in Sustainable Urban Greenspace Management, pages 55–63
• Advancing Flood Resilience in Grand Isle, Louisiana, in the United States of America, through Remote Sensing and GIS, pages 65–70
• Linking Educational Attainment and Urban Green Equity through GIS in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, United States of America (USA), pages 71–75
• Impacts of Urban Sprawl on Urban Heat Intensity in East Baton Rouge Parish: A Remote Sensing Assessment, pages 99–105
• Integrating Remote Sensing and MOLUSCE to Map and Predict Land Degradation in Baton Rouge, pages 107–112
• Integrating the new variant OPTRAM and moisture-related indices for improved soil moisture prediction in Louisiana, pages 113–119
• Thermal Remote Sensing and ECOSTRESS for Urban Agriculture: A Systematic Review of Cooling Benefits and Water Demand, pages 121–126
• Evaluating Spatio-temporal Dynamics of Water Quality in the Atchafalaya Basin Using Landsat 8 & 9 Surface Reflectance Imagery, pages 127–133
• Connecting Geospatial Research and Community Safety: Assessing Culvert Capacity with GIS-Based Hydrological Modelling, pages 175–181
• Poisoned for Oil: Spatial Consequence Analysis of Ethylene Oxide Emissions from a Petrochemical Facility in Port Allen, Louisiana-USA, pages 183–189
• Spectral Footprints of Gold: Eco-Friendly Exploration in Wasa Amenfi District of Ghana, pages 191–197
• Poisoned for Oil: Mapping Petrochemical Emissions and Public Health Risks in the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community, LA, USA, pages 199–204

Y

Ya’u, S.

• A Multi-Temporal Assessment of Urban Growth Patterns in Argungu, Kebbi State, Nigeria Using Geospatial Techniques, pages 7–13

Youngu, T. T.

• Correlation of Land Use Land Cover Dynamics and Soil Moisture Variability over Zaria-Nigeria, pages 261–270

Yuan, Q.

• SAR Remote Sensing Flood Mapping Using A Multi-Feature Optimized Random Forest, pages 243–248
• Forest fire rescue path network optimization combining multi-source remote sensing data and hierarchical analysis, pages 249–254
• Land-Use Dynamic Change Mapping and Ecological Network Construction from Multi-Temporal Remote Sensing Imagery, pages 255–260