Workshop: Landscape-scale Monitoring of Upland Ecosystems using Satellite Data in Climate Engine

Title: Landscape-scale Monitoring of Upland Ecosystems using Satellite Data Products in Climate Engine Workshop presented on January 22, 2026 Slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/... Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction and Session Overview 6:25 Background and Overview of Climate Engine 19:08 New Functionality in Climate Engine 26:00 Remote Sensing Dataset Overview 42:30 BLM Practitioner Highlight, Ken Holsinger, BLM Uncompaghre Field Office 1:01:25 Demo #1 on Applying Site Characterization Reports for Land Health Assessments in the Stillwater Field Office, Nevada 1:14:25 Demo #2 on Assessing outcomes of landscape-scale invasive annual grass controls in the Southeast Oregon Wildfire Resiliency Project 1:36:00 Demo #3 on Monitoring energy development and reclamation activities in the Pinedale Anticline, Wyoming 1:54:08 Closing Join this hands-on workshop session for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), led by partners from the Desert Research Institute, on using Climate Engine tools and reports to assess upland vegetation resources and development activities. The session includes an overview of core remote sensing datasets for evaluating vegetation at multiple spatial and temporal scales, a practitioner highlight from BLM, and live demonstrations of accessing reports and using the Climate Engine app to map and analyze restoration and energy development projects.