At the International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium 2023 (IGARSS 2023) in Pasadena, CA, the PIs of the two Task 2 remote sensing groups of the University of Miami and the University of Massachusetts presented results of their Hurricane Ian (2022) studies.

On Monday, July 17, Roland Romeiser (UMiami) presented a poster entitled "Rapid SAR-Based Mapping of Hurricane Damages After a Landfall," focusing on radargrammetry-derived topography results for the St. Petersburg, FL, area. Access the poster [here](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6149e8cb66e4402f6c06e21c/64c83214b024a2daf1808759_IGARSS%20Poster%20Roland%20Romeiser%20-%20Roland%20Romeiser.pdf).

On Thursday, July 20, Stephen Frasier (UMass) gave an oral presentation entitled "Capella X-Band SAR Observations of the Tampa Area During Hurricane Ian Landfall." Access the presentation slideshow [here](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6149e8cb66e4402f6c06e21c/64c83296d576e1c5475fb28f_IGARSS%20Slides%20Stephen%20Frasier%20-%20Roland%20Romeiser.pdf).

Update by Team:

**Romeiser**  
on  
**July 26, 2023**

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