Dennis Helder with USGS John Wesley Powell Award
Detailed Description
Dennis Helder displays his 2004 USGS John Wesley Powell Award, the highest award given by the USGS to someone not employed by the agency. Helder is founder of South Dakota State University's (SDSU) Image Processing Lab, former head of the Electrical Engineering Department and current part-time technical adviser and contractor at EROS. He served as a guest on an Eyes on Earth podcast episode about collaborations between EROS and SDSU.
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