Identify the Problem
You need to identify a problem that could be resolved by using climate and environmental factors. Some examples of projects include:
- Land use trajectories in a rapidly changing tropical watershed
- Heat island effect in New York State
- Influence of seasonal flooding and precipitation on groundwater quality and diarrheal disease in rural Bangladesh
- Analyzing over-ground water resources using the IRI Data Library
- Fire & vegetation in Peruvian Amazon
- Changes in agricultural cropping patterns with climate variability
- Perceptions of the Monsoon: Does onset date affect farmers’ decisions?
- Comparison of seasonal forecast based on TRMM and monthly gauge rainfall data in the northeastern part of Thailand.
- Towards early warning systems for drought in the Caribbean: Analysing data from Trinidad and Tobago
- Prediction of stem rust germination favorability for wheat
- Detecting environmental change using remote sensing
- Evaluating the 2010-2011 soy crop year and potential for crop prediction modeling in Uruguay
- Distribution models of a group of North American birds based on remote sensing and weather station data
- Study the capacity of presence-only models to predict species abundance, using data from the North Slope of Alaska