Welcome to Water Resources Lab

Our research has been reported by Cornell Chronicle: https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/08/space-farm-readying-nasa-satellites-help-growers

August 2024 Our lab has officially moved to Soil and Crop Science Section at Cornell University: https://cals.cornell.edu/yun-yang

July 2024 Dr. Yang has received a faculty position at Cornell University. Our research group is moving to Cornell University.

February 2024 OpenET paper on Nature Water is in the news: https://science.nasa.gov/earth/openet-moisture-measurement-tool-is-proving-highly-accurate/

February 2024 OpenET accuracy assessment study is online: https://www.nature.com/articles/s44221-023-00181-7

January 2024 Wildfire impact study is online: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-023-02266-8

December 2023 Dr. Yang gave an invited presentation about Remotely sensed ET on forest management at AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco.

December 2023 lab member Dr. Gao gave a poster presentation about Vineyard water stress using machine learning at AGU Fall meeting in San Francisco.

November 2023 Dr. Yang gave a presentation about Multi-satellite Data Integration into OpenET at Hydrospace in Lisbon, Portugal. 

June 2023 Dr. Yang gave an presentation about global satellite evapotranspiration product evaluation and applications during LPVE 2023 meeting at European Space Agency.

May 2023 Thanks to our communication team for the nice article about our group's involvement in NASA Acres project: medium report 

March 2023 Dr. Yang was invited by National Park Service to serve in the panel of NPS remote sensing review at Tuscon, AZ.

December 2022 Dr. Yang was invited to give a talk to the IEEE GRSS Washington and Northern VA Chapter.

December 2022 Dr. Yang was invited to give a talk about vegetation water stress monitoring with remote sensing and cloud computing at Cornell University.

November 2022  We are excited that our NASA ECOSTRESS proposal was selected for funding to improve vegetation water use change detection and monitoring with multi-source satellite data with cloud computing!

July 2022 Dr. Yang was invited to visit the US Department of Interior and discuss the research work with the Assistant Secretary for Water and Science, Tanya Trujillo.

July 2022 Dr. Yang was invited to the Landsat 50 years event on Capitol Hill to share her research work about vegetation water use and irrigation scheduling.