Our work addresses changes over time in populations and ecosystems across large spatial gradients, and biological sources of uncertainty in the global carbon cycle. We focus on the development and application of remote sensing technologies that allow us to explore questions at scales aligned with biological understanding.

Projects
Large-area analysis of ecosystems
We developed a series of studies aimed at unraveling how…
February 26, 2024/by Jim KellnerNASA GEDI
Estimates of aboveground carbon stocks are derived from a patchwork…
February 26, 2024/by Jim KellnerIndividual-based remote sensing of canopy trees
Constellations of small sensors called cube-sats are working…
February 26, 2024/by Jim KellnerDrone remote sensing
Low-altitude drone flight can produce observations at scales…
February 26, 2024/by Jim KellnerJames R. Kellner
Associate Professor of Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology
Institute at Brown for Environmental and Society
Brown University
Providence, RI 02912
james_r_kellner@brown.edu
+1 401 863 5768

