Remote sensing of dryland ecosystem structure and function: Progress, challenges, and opportunities
William K. Smith(University of Arizona), Julia C. Yang(University of Utah), Russell L. Scott(Agricultural Research Service), Pamela L. Nagler(United States Geological Survey), Mallory L. Barnes(Indiana University Bloomington), Stefanie Herrmann(University of Arizona), William A. Rutherford(University of Arizona), Greg A. Barron‐Gafford(University of Arizona), Sasha C. Reed(United States Geological Survey), John F. Knowles(Agricultural Research Service), Scott Ferrenberg(University of Montana), Natasha MacBean(Indiana University Bloomington), A. M. Fox(University of Arizona), Amy Hudson(University of Arizona), Xian Wang(University of Arizona), Dong Yan(University of Arizona), Joel A. Biederman(Agricultural Research Service), D. J. Moore(University of Arizona), Matthew P. Dannenberg(University of Iowa)
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