Helena Mitasova, NCSU Geospatial Analytics and Modeling Laboratory Helena Mitasova

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Helena Mitasova, NCSU Geospatial Analytics and Modeling Laboratory Helena Mitasova Katherine Weaver, Keren Cepero, Emily Russ, Eric Hardin, Paul Paris, Nathan Lyons North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA

Helena Mitasova, NCSU Geospatial Analytics of Landscape Dynamics -processing and integration of 2D and 3D data (LiDAR) that capture landscape dynamics -development of open source GIS- based toolboxes to measure and map 3D landscape dynamics -development of open source visualization and tangible modeling environments to support planning and decision making

Helena Mitasova, NCSU Capabilities linked to SA LCC Add dynamics to LiDAR dataset -Expand the seamless LiDAR DEM by including time series of coastal lidar: (close to annual intervals in some locations) -Derive coastal change data layers: stable land core, dynamic layer, shoreline and dune ridge line change, volume change, storm vulnerability, dynamic updates of erosion rates -Open Source GIS-based coastal change analytics toolbox: methods and techniques to analyze the coastal LiDAR time series

Helena Mitasova, NCSU Coastal change analytics toolbox Pea island change USGS Storm Impact Scale: automated updates using the most recent LiDAR surveys Stable core Actual elevation

Helena Mitasova, NCSU Coastal vegetation dynamics Develop GIS-based vegetation change analytics toolbox for high resolution imagery and LiDAR process and classify time series of airborne coastal imagery 1932 – to capture land cover / land use dynamics at high resolution analyze time series of first return lidar data (where available) to quantify 3D change in coastal forest canopy

Helena Mitasova, NCSU Coastal vegetation dynamics -dramatic increase in vegetation and development since GIS-based classification of historical and current airphotos 2020? Forested 1810 Modern dunes 1700 Forested 1260 Active dunes 1000 Forested 765 Active dunes Climate change driven (?) dune evolution over past years vegetation sand development

Helena Mitasova, NCSU Canopy height pattern and change Forest canopy height analysis from LiDAR Canopy height > 25m Higher canopy along a stream

Helena Mitasova, NCSU Landslides and surface flow GIS-based mapping of landslides from airborne imagery and lidar, flow tracing on landslides: impact on streams m potential recent debris flow N N 0 400m

Helena Mitasova, NCSU Related research of interest watershed analysis from LiDAR: overland flow distribution and contributing areas, stream extraction, watershed hierarchies multitouch visualization and tangible modeling systems for planning and decision making geospatial optimization problems