Guest Author: Cameron Levine is a senior majoring in GeoDesign from the San Francisco Bay Area. Broadly, his research employs satellite imagery to investigate how human-environment interactions respond to climate change. As a research assistant in USC’s Spatial Sciences Institute, he currently uses satellite data to detect and model land fallowing across Europe. Outside of research, he enjoys being a policy analyst in USC’s chapter of The Roosevelt Network, researching and writing public policies pertinent to urban ecology.