Our Mission
To foster an understanding of remote sensing science.
Emphasis is placed on developing a meaningful dialogue
among geographers interested in understanding and applying
remote sensing technology in research, instruction, public service,
and private enterprise.
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Outstanding Contribution Award Winners
- 2011 - Qihao Weng, Department of Geography & Center for Urban and Environmental Change, Indiana State University
- 2010 - Curtis E. Woodcock, Department of Geography and Environment, Boston University
- 2009 - Stan Morain, University of New Mexico
- 2008 - Peng Gong, U.C. Berkeley
- 2007 - Donald Rundquist, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
- 2006 - Timothy Warner, West Virginia University
- 2005 - John Townshend, University of Maryland
- 2004 - Douglas Stow, San Diego State University
- 2004 - Nina Lam, Louisiana State University
- 2003 - No recipient
- 2002 - Thomas R. Loveland, USGS EROS Data Center
- 2001 - Chor-Pang Lo, University of Georgia
- 2000 - Paul W. Mausel, Indiana State University
- 1999 - Dale A. Quattrochi, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- 1998 - Samuel N. Goward, University of Maryland
- 1998 - James W. Merchant, University of Nebraska
- 1998 - Robert K. Holz, University of Texas
- 1997 - Stephen J. Walsh, University of North Carolina
- 1997 - James B. Campbell, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
- 1996 - Kamlesh P. Lulla, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- 1995 - M. Duane Nellis, West Virginia University
- 1994 - John E. Estes, University of California-Santa Barbara (deceased)
- 1994 - John R. Jensen, University of South Carolina
- 1993 - Benjamin F. Richason, Jr, Carroll College (deceased)
- 1993 - Alan H. Strahler, Boston University
- 1992 - David S. Simonett, University of California-Santa Barbara (deceased)
