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Xin Miao
Dr. Xin Miao is currently an associate professor in the Geo-Spatial Science Program in the Department of Geography, Geology & Planning at the Missouri State University. He received his Ph.D in Remote Sensing and M.A. in Statistics (double degree) from the University of California, Berkeley in 2005. His research and teaching interests focus on the hyperspectral image analysis, data mining/ machine learning, environmental modeling methods, and related applications. His peer-reviewed papers in invasive species detection, ecosystem classification and sinkhole detection have been mainly published in Remote Sensing of Environment, PE&RS, International Journal of remote sensing et al. Currently he is a visiting associate professor in University of Texas at San Antonio during the sabbatical.
Contact Information: xinmiao@missouristate.edu; 417-631-1855
Dr. Xin Miao is currently an associate professor in the Geo-Spatial Science Program in the Department of Geography, Geology & Planning at the Missouri State University. He received his Ph.D in Remote Sensing and M.A. in Statistics (double degree) from the University of California, Berkeley in 2005. His research and teaching interests focus on the hyperspectral image analysis, data mining/ machine learning, environmental modeling methods, and related applications. His peer-reviewed papers in invasive species detection, ecosystem classification and sinkhole detection have been mainly published in Remote Sensing of Environment, PE&RS, International Journal of remote sensing et al. Currently he is a visiting associate professor in University of Texas at San Antonio during the sabbatical.
Contact Information: xinmiao@missouristate.edu; 417-631-1855