Marius Necsoiu


Marius Necsoiu, Principal Scientist
Earth, Material & Planetary Sciences Department Geosciences & Engineering Division	Phone: (210) 522-5541 Email: marius.necsoiu@swri.org

Links on the SwRI Web site for Marius Necsoiu:

Technology-Specific Web Sites:

Earth and Planetary Geomatics (geomatics.swri.org)

Integrated Remote Sensing Imaging System Using Skywisp®

News Release:

An SwRI-led remote-sensing study quantifies permafrost degradation in Arctic Alaskan wetlands

SwRI scientist achieves remote sensing certification

Brochure:

Remote Sensing Methods for Detecting, Monitoring and Evaluating Geologic Hazards

Flyer:

Detecting and Monitoring Geologic Hazards Using Remote Sensing Methods

Technology Today:

Earthquake Ground Movements

Managing Metadata

IR&D Reports:

Monitoring Permafrost Landscapes Using Optical and Multi-Polarization SAR Imagery. Case Study: Kobuk Valley, Alaska, 20-R8144 (2011)

A Slope Stability Hazard Ranking Algorithm for Frozen Soil Terrains, 20-R8096 (2011)

Monitoring Permafrost Landscapes Using Optical and Multi-Polarization SAR Imagery. Case Study: Kobuk Valley, Alaska, 20-R8144 (2011)

Antarctic Sea Ice Thickness from Airborne LiDAR and Ultra-wideband Radar, 20-R8181 (2011)

Volcaniclastic Aeolian Dunes at Sunset Crater Volcano: Applications for Martian Dune Morphology and Dynamics, 20-R8110 (2010)

Concept Study for a NASA Earth Venture-1 Airborne Investigation to Quantify the Stream Channel Component of Arid Land Recharge, 20-R8096 (2010)

Kobuk Valley National Park Landscape Change Detection Using Remotely Sensed Data and Geomorphologic Assessments, 20-R8002 (2009)

High-Resolution Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry Validation Using Corner Reflectors, 20-R9791 (2008)

Pre-, Syn-, and Post-Seismic Ground Deformation from Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar, 20-9423 (2005)

Stress and Deformation on Mars, 20-9314 (2003)

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May 07, 2013