Remote Sensing Using LiDAR to Identify Solution Hole Habitat in the Florida Keys

This project investigates how solution holes—small limestone depressions that serve as biodiversity hotspots—support marine species at different life stages in the Florida Keys. Through remote sensing, cameras, diver surveys, and LiDAR, the study measures species use and tracks habitat changes to guide long-term conservation of this rapidly declining ecosystem.

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