Mary O'Neill of SDSU and Freddie Simon of USGS EROS
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Mary (DeVries) O'Neill (left) of South Dakota State University and Freddie (Simon) Braconnier consult at an American Society of Photogrammetry-American Congress of Surveying and Mapping meeting in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. O’Neill is former program manager of SDSU’s Office of Remote Sensing and outgoing AmericaView board director. She served as a guest on an Eyes on Earth podcast episode about collaborations between EROS and SDSU.
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