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Socializing the pixel:

understanding the social processes behind environmental change captured in satellite image pixels, or leveraging the data from satellite imagery to improve human well-being

Research in the Social[Pixel] lab seeks to understand and address the consequences of global environmental change. We use data driven approaches to understand human environment change, and assess the potential for new technologies to help reduce risk with and for marginalized populations. Most of our research involves satellite imagery, media, and other data streams to quantify change. We love to develop and apply our science in partnership with NGOs, businesses, governments, and communities to scale their solutions and innovations to build a more socially just world.

  • August 2024Our Flood Justice in the US Research Coordination Network was awarded by the National Science Foundation (Aaron Flores at ASU is PI!) more soon! Check the projects page.

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Fieldwork

Rio Grande Valley, Texas USA, Bangladesh, El Salvador, Mexico City, Nicaragua, Guatemala