Hi all,
Yes, it is another AGU session advertisement, and I'm sorry. I did wait to post it because this is really for those of you that, like me, put off thinking about AGU abstracts for as long as possible and have yet to peruse the full list of sessions. I'm here to save you a solid 15 minutes, because if you study seasonal snow using remote sensing I can't really think of another session that would be a better fit than ours, aptly named 'Remote Sensing of the Cryosphere: Seasonal Snow'.
We have some very exciting invited speakers, Franziska Koch (BOKU) and Eunsang Cho (UNH), and would love to see your research in our session, as well. We welcome submissions from a diversity of sensor types, measurement methods, regions, and applications and aim to be balanced both in topic and career stage when assigning talk slots if we are assigned an oral session. Free high fives to those of you that have diligently read through all of the session descriptions posted thus far.
Cheers,
McKenzie
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S. McKenzie Skiles, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Geography
University of Utah
