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High quality Digital Elevation Models (DEMHigh quality Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) do not exist in coastal wetlands prior to the widespread use of aerial LiDAR beginning in the early 2000's. This makes it difficult to develop models that capture the historical evolution of specific coastal marshes, creating a challenge in communications between the modeling community and wetland managers who seek to understand model outputs in the context of their experience, observations, history of management decisions, and perception of risk. </br></br>The project team is working with managers at four coastal wetlands to advance a method that will fill this data gap using historical remotely sensed imagery, historical in-situ observations, and machine learning. The team will compile Landsat imagery collected within one year of an existing high quality DEM. The suites of Landsat imagery will be processed to produce maps showing inundation frequency based on the Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI), and these will be used as training data for a deep learning image segmentation model that relates inundation frequency with wetland elevation. The segmentation model will then be validated with observational data and applied to the period before DEMs are widely available but during which Landsat sensors are consistent with today’s standards (i.e. 1984 to the present).ay’s standards (i.e. 1984 to the present).  +
Advancing Capacity for Marsh Modeling Retrospective Analysis: Synthetic Historical DEMs for Model Initialization and Validation  +
New Orleans  +
hbienn@thewaterinstitute.org  +, mbeltranburgos@thewaterinstitute.org  +  and rcollini@thewaterinstitute.org  +
Harris  +, Maricel  +  and Renee  +
Bienn  +, Beltran-Burgos  +  and Collini  +
Baton Rouge  +, New Orleans  +  and NEW ORLEANS  +
cesposito@thewaterinstitute.org  +
The Water Institute  +
5) Coastal evolution analysis and inundation modeling with GRASS GIS  +
3) Parameterizing human dynamics in geomorphic models: learning from coastal barrier evolution models  +
4) A Hands-On Workshop on GPU-Based Landscape Evolution Modeling  +
Louisiana  +
United States  +
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Louisiana  +
Coastal Working Group  +, Human Dimensions Focus Research Group  +  and Ecosystem Dynamics Focus Research Group  +