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Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies

University of Arkansas

Jason Tullis

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Assistant Professor, Remote Sensing
Department of Geosciences / CAST
7 Ozark Hall / 321 JBHT
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR 72701
Office 479.575.4770, 479.575.8784

Vitae (PDF)

Jason A. Tullis is an Assistant Professor specializing in remote sensing and GIScience at University of Arkansas; he is a member of the Department of Geosciences and is affiliated with the Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies (CAST) and the Arkansas Center for Space and Planetary Sciences; his research interests focus on remote sensing-assisted decision support in North and Central American biogeography and in functional landscape health; Dr. Tullis' research addresses three overlapping areas within this domain, including 1) management of spatial scale, 2) integration of multi-source remote sensor, in situ, and ancillary data, and 3) forest biophysical remote sensing.