Local-to-global research on the environmental, climatic, and geospatial data conditions at refugee and internally displaced persons (IDP) settlements.

• Prioritizing involuntary immobility in climate policy and disaster planning

• Data, guidelines and ethics for managing flood risk when people are already forcibly displaced

• Indexing climatic and environmental exposure of refugee camps with a case study in East Africa

• Humanitarian Applications of Google Earth Engine

• Satellite-Based Human Settlement Datasets Inadequately Detect Refugee Settlements: A Critical Assessment at Thirty Refugee Settlements in Uganda

• Charting a justice-based approach to planned climate relocation for the world's refugees

• A Primer on Refugee-Environment Relationships

• Development after Displacement: Evaluating the Utility of OpenStreetMap Data for Monitoring Sustainable Development Goal Progress in Refugee Settlements

• Breaking ground: Automated disturbance detection with Landsat time series captures rapid refugee settlement establishment and growth in North Uganda

• Vegetation changes attributable to refugees in Africa coincide with agricultural deforestation

• Assessing enviro-climatic marginality at 922 refugee camps using Earth Engine

• The Global Refugee Atlas

How do violent conflict and peace processes manifest as changes in land cover and land use?

• ‘Nowhere and no one is safe’: spatial analysis of damage to critical civilian infrastructure in the Gaza Strip during the first phase of the Israeli military campaign, 7 October to 22 November 2023

• The post-conflict expansion of coca farming and illicit cattle ranching in Colombia

• The City is the Medium and Satellite Imagery Are a Prism: Conceptualizing Urban Conflict Damage Monitoring with Multitemporal Remote Sensing Data

• No peace for the forest: Rapid, widespread land changes in the Andes-Amazon region following the Colombian civil war

• The end of gunpoint conservation: Forest disturbance after the Colombian peace agreement

• Remote Sensing of Geopolitics special issue

• Agricultural market activity and Boko Haram attacks in northeastern Nigeria

• Targeted Killing and the Tyranny of Scale

• War is a Land Use

• By Any Lens Necessary: A Satellite Image Account of Conflict

• Black Friday: Carnage in Rafah during the 2014 Israel/Gaza Conflict

• Conquer and Divide: The Shattering of Palestinian Space by Israel

Satellite remote sensing-informed mapping of landscape patterns and social drivers of change. 

• Community forest management led to rapid local forest gain in Nepal: A 29-year mixed methods retrospective case study

• Forest, agriculture, and migration: contemplating the future of forestry and agriculture in the middle-hills of Nepal

• Mapping and quantifying land cover dynamics using dense remote sensing time series with the user-friendly pyNITA software

• Shedding New Light on Mountainous Forest Growth: A Cross-Scale Evaluation of the Effects of Topographic Illumination Correction on 25 Years of Forest Cover Change across Nepal

• Knowledge coproduction improves understanding of environmental change in the Ethiopian highlands

• Monitoring Reservoir Drought Dynamics with Landsat and Radar/Lidar Altimetry Time Series in Persistently Cloudy Eastern Brazil

• Leveraging Multi-Sensor Time Series Datasets to Map Short- and Long-Term Tropical Forest Disturbances in the Colombian Andes

• Using a landscape ecology-based analysis to examine the success of forest policy implementation in Southwest China.

An ongoing research program examining human agency through land use and migration following disaster or during protracted conflict. 

• Do Refugee Camps Offer a Refuge From Conflict? A Spatially Explicit Analysis of Conflict Incidence at 1,543 Refugee Camps Across Africa (1997–2020)

• Scales and sensitivities in climate vulnerability, displacement, and health

• Studying displacement with satellite imagery

• Empowering mobility when moving isn’t a choice

• Water stress and human migration: a global, georeferenced review of empirical research

Satellite imagery are often touted as being objective, neutral, passive, and inherently accurate but this is far from the truth.

• Intersecting participatory action research and remote sensing for climate change, health, and justice

• Improving Satellite Monitoring of Armed Conflicts

• A geographer explains how satellites give an important--but partial--picture of the war in Ukraine

• Satellite Disparities