Arizona State University

Zhaocheng Wang

Bruce E Rittmann

Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown

Andrew Marcus

Aura Ontiveros-Valencia

Chen Zhou

Enrique Vivoni

Systems and methods for determining varying phenomena in an environment. In an embodiment, an system includes a processor configured to receive a sequence of remote sensing data regarding an environment, wherein the environment comprises a target area where changes have occurred and a surrounding area where few or no changes have occurred; process the RS data to determine signals for the changes that have occurred in the target area and where no changes have occurred in the surrounding area, wherein the signals comprise reflected sunlight radiation or returned light or radiation of different wavelengths captured by the sensor; process the signals to determining environment data indicting varying phenomena in the environment, wherein the varying phenomena in the environment comprise changes in the physical characteristics of the target area and an amount of radiation captured by the RS data; and provide the environment data for display via a user device.

System for determining streamflow duration from remotely-sensed imagery

The present invention relates to systems and methods for removing and recovering precious metals, such as platinum-group metals (PGMs), including palladium, from wastewater and waste streams. The invention also relates to systems and methods for recycling the recovered precious metals for catalytic applications.

Methods of recovering platinum group metals from waste streams

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Tempe, AZ, United States of America

Zhaocheng Wang