The EcoGRAPH research group is based in the Department of Geography and Environmental Sustainability at the University of Oklahoma. Our research investigates how changing climate and landscapes influence ecosystems and human health, integrating satellite Earth observations, environmental monitoring, and geospatial modeling to understand and anticipate these changes. We emphasize translating scientific knowledge into predictive tools and actionable information to support public health, land-use planning, and natural resource management.
What we study
From landscapes to global change
Our work spans landscape to global scales, addressing topics such as climate-sensitive infectious diseases, forest degradation and wildfire, agricultural and urban expansion, and the ecological consequences of climate and land-use change. Through research collaborations across North America, Africa, and Asia, we seek to advance understanding of environmental change while developing practical approaches to anticipating and managing its impacts.
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We are hiring!
The EcoGRAPH group has an opening for a postdoctoral associate to work on a new NASA project focused on predicting mosquito-borne disease outbreaks in the United States. We will begin evaluating applications on December 1, 2026. Follow this link for the full job announcement.