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Ranjeet John received his masters degree in Geography, Remote Sensing (Jiaguo Qi) at Michigan State University and his Ph.D. in Biology, Ecology (Jiquan Chen) from the University of Toledo. Previous appointments include: Fixed term Research Faculty-Michigan State University, Visiting Assistant Professor-Oklahoma State University, Research Assistant Professor-University of Toledo. He is currently a PI on a NSF Track 4 project and Co-I on a NASA LCLUC project. He serves on the Editorial Boards of Landscape Ecology (Springer), Environmental Research Communications (IOP), Environmental Remote Sensing Section, Remote Sensing (MDPI) and on the reviewer board of Remote Sensing (MDPI).
remote sensing, geospatial analysis, landscape ecology, UAS applications, ecological climatology, GIS, Biostatistics
Grassland degradation, semiarid ecosystems, agro-ecosystems, GPP, ET, agroecology, disturbance, species richness, climate change, drought, UAS, remote sensing, land cover land use change, climate-land interaction