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To the Skies and Beyond

Our irrigation remote sensing work was highlighted by UNT Research and Innovation Office.

Interview with Texas Tree Foundation

My interview with Texas Tree Foundation on urban heat was published in the latest Southwestern Medical District Park & Streetscape Newsletter

CourseHero

Excited to be recognized along with 50 other inspiring educators as a recipient of the @CourseHero 2022 Teaching Grant for Digital Learning!

Denton Record Chronicle

Tracking where water goes: UNT professors' research on farm irrigation could inform US policy

UNT Today Spotlight

Dr. Liang's irrigation type mapping research was featured on UNT Today "UNT research backed by NASA, U.S. Geological Survey will inform changes in water-wise irrigation techniques".

ESRI User Story

How a Blended GIS and Computer Science Degree Is Ensuring Graduate Skill Sets Meet Industry Needs. Please read ESRI reporting on our GIS+CS degree.

UNT Today Spotlight

Dr. Liang's UHI-UPI research was featured on UNT Today "UNT professor using citizen scientists to study possible link between air pollution and heat in urban areas".

Climate Change & Inequality: What's Being Done To Fix ItClimate change is not affecting all North Texans equally. It’s been proven people who live in predominantly low-income neighborhoods tend to have poorer air quality and deal with hotter temperatures than areas a short distance away from them. But there’s work being done to change that in North Texas.

Climate Change & Inequality: What's Being Done to Fix it.

NBC DFW

Dr. Liang talks about how air sensors can help monitoring the air quality in the underserved communities.

How bad is the air in Denton? Enough to turn off some businessesEnvironmentalists here and in the Dallas-Fort Worth area agree that ground-level ozone often contributes adversely to Denton’s air quality. But it’s not the only culprit.

How bad is the air in Denton? Enough to turn off some businesses

Denton Record-Chronicle May 14, 2021