Joshua Gray

Joshua Gray is an Associate Professor in Forestry and Environmental Resources at North Carolina State University, specializing in geospatial analytics to study land use/vegetation dynamics and their climate interactions. His research develops remote sensing algorithms that blend satellite imagery to improve time-series datasets for phenological studies, with additional interests in unmanned aerial systems and big-data geocomputation.

Dr. Gray's work includes using Kalman Filters to merge MODIS and Landsat data for better understanding phenological change in managed landscapes. His research examines how vegetation dynamics interact with climate systems to affect carbon and water cycles, particularly in agricultural and timber plantation contexts.