Michael H. Cosh is affiliated with the Agricultural Research Service in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on environmental science and earth and planetary sciences, with particular emphasis on environmental engineering and atmospheric science within these fields.
The scientist's main research topics include soil moisture and remote sensing, precipitation measurement and analysis, cryospheric studies and observations, climate change and permafrost, soil and unsaturated flow, synthetic aperture radar (SAR) applications and techniques, and soil geostatistics and mapping.
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Michael H. Cosh are:
Publication venues where Michael H. Cosh has contributed extensively include:
Notable recent papers authored or co-authored by Michael H. Cosh include:
Michael H. Cosh received the honor of Fellow of the American Society of Agronomy (ASA) in 2020.
Thomas J. Jackson;Daoyi Chen;Michael Cosh;Fuqin Li
Wade T. Crow;Aaron A. Berg;Michael H. Cosh;Alexander Loew
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Tyson E. Ochsner;Michael Harold Cosh;Richard H. Cuenca;Wouter Dorigo
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Binayak P. Mohanty;Michael H. Cosh;Venkat Lakshmi;Carsten Montzka
Hongliang Ma;Jiangyuan Zeng;Nengcheng Chen;Xiang Zhang
Jian Peng;Jian Peng;Jian Peng;Clement Albergel;Anna Balenzano;Luca Brocca
Michael H. Cosh;Thomas J. Jackson;Rajat Bindlish;John H. Prueger
Rolf H. Reichle;Gabrielle J. M. De Lannoy;Qing Liu;Joseph V. Ardizzone
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Heather McNairn;Thomas J. Jackson;Grant Wiseman;Stephane Belair
Narendra N. Das;Dara Entekhabi;R. Scott Dunbar;Mario J. Chaubell
Fuqin Li;Thomas J. Jackson;William P. Kustas;Thomas J. Schmugge
Michael H. Cosh;Thomas J. Jackson;Susan Moran;Rajat Bindlish
Michael H. Cosh;Thomas J. Jackson;Patrick Starks;Gary Heathman
Rolf H. Reichle;Qing Liu;Randal D. Koster;Wade T. Crow
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