UF Center for Landscape Conservation Planning
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On Wednesday, October 2, 2024, the Fall Undergraduate Research Expo brought the Reitz Union to life with innovative ideas and exciting projects. The Department of Landscape Architecture made a strong impact, showcasing work from Dr. Yi Luo and her research assistants, Haoting Hong and Rui Hu, and the Center for Landscape Conservation Planning. An exceptional capstone project by a recent graduate was also featured. Representing the department and research center, Belinda Nettle and Haoting Hong captivated the attention of students and researchers across campus, sparking conversations and inspiring new collaborations with their insightful presentations.
From our own Mike O'Brien – take a look at this NOAA Before and After Hurricane Milton aerial imagery viewer from Esri:
disasterresponse.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/media/index.html?appid=9288a1c5831c417b81b6816c7323…
Follow the link and try zooming into a specific location in the area from just north of Clearwater to just south of Naples (indicated by the patchwork of aerial photographs over this coastal region). Then use the slider to see the "before" images on the left of the slider, and the "after" images on the right. Some of the hardest hit areas are bookmarked (button near the top right). Manasota Key looks especially rough. Sand can be seen covering the road in many places along the barrier islands and some beach erosion is evident (eg, southern Lido Key).