Fred Huemmrich
Research Assistant Professor
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301-614-6663
410-455-1610
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| karl.f.huemmrich@nasa.gov | |
| Education |
Ph D, University of Maryland (1995)
BS, Carnegie-Mellon University (1978)
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About
Dr. Huemmrich has a life-long interest in understanding the natural world. This interest, coupled with his training in physics has lead him to work on remote sensing of ecosystems. He has performed fieldwork in a variety of different ecosystems, including working on NASA field studies in grasslands and boreal forests.
Research Interests
Dr. Huemmrich research focuses on the use of remote sensing to describe biophysical characteristics of terrestrial ecosystems and to utilize that information to improve understanding and modeling of ecosystem processes. He is interested in developing approaches that lead to global observations from satellite based sensors.
Teaching Interests
Dr. Huemmrich has taught courses on Advanced Remote Sensing; Seminar on Ecophysiology and Plant Distribution; and Arctic Geography.
Creative Publications
(2019) Diurnal and Seasonal Variations in Chlorophyll Fluorescence Associated with Photosynthesis at Leaf and Canopy Scales Remote Sensing
(2017) ISS as a Platform for Optical Remote Sensing of Ecosystem Carbon Fluxes: A Case Study Using HICO IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
(2017) Detecting Inter-Annual Variations in the Phenology of Evergreen Conifers Using Long-Term MODIS Vegetation Index Time Series Basel Remote Sensing
Intellectual Contributions
(2019) Diurnal and Seasonal Variations in Chlorophyll Fluorescence Associated with Photosynthesis at Leaf and Canopy Scales REMOTE SENSING
(2018) Describing prairie C4 plant species area coverage using hyperspectral reflectance International Journal of Remote Sensing
(2017) ISS as a Platform for Optical Remote Sensing of Ecosystem Carbon Fluxes: A Case Study Using HICO IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
(2013) Arctic Tundra Vegetation Functional Types Based on Photosynthetic Physiology and Optical Properties PISCATAWAY, NJ 08855-4141 IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing (J-STARS)
(2013) EO-1 Hyperion Reflectance Time Series at Calibration and Validation Sites: Stability and Sensitivity to Seasonal Dynamics. Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
(2013) Integrating Solar Induced Fluorescence and the Photochemical Reflectance Index for Estimating Gross Primary Production in a Cornfield CH-4005 BASEL Remote Sensing
Presentations
11th EARSeL, February 2019 Oral Presentation Autonomous Spectral Systems for Monitoring Eco-physiological Dynamics -- leaf and canopy scales EARSeL Brno, CZ (Feb 1, 2019)
AGU Fall Meeting Lecture Diurnal and Seasonal Dynamics in Chlorophyll Fluorescence, Xanthophyll Cycle and Photosynthetic Function at the OPE3 Cornfield, Greenbelt, MD AGU Washington, DC (Dec 10, 2018)
AGU Fall Meeting Poster Prototyping Multi-Source Land Imaging (MuSLI) Canopy Chlorophyll for the Assessment of Vegetation Function and Productivity AGU Washington, DC (Dec 10, 2018)
AMERIFLUX/North American Carbon Program Annual Meeting Poster Next Generation UAS Based Spectral Systems for Assessment of Vegetation Function NASA/DoE Bethesda, MD (Mar 27, 2017)
6th Annual HyspIRI Data Product Symposium and Aquatic Forum Oral Presentation EO-1 Spectral Time Series for Ecosystem Function/Production NASA/GSFC Greenbelt, MD, USA (Dec 16, 2016)
AGU Fall Meeting Oral Presentation Seasonal changes in vegetation spectral properties and biophysical properties associated with vegetation function AGU San Francisco (Dec 16, 2016)