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Resolving uncertainty in satellite-derived shorelines of a reef-lined beach using high spatiotemporal resolution topographic surveys

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By Anna B. Mikkelsen, Kyle Murray, Sean Vitousek, Richelle Moskvichev, Tiffany Anderson, Charles Fletcher, Joel C. Nicolow
| Nature Verified
Abstract Automated satellite-derived shoreline (SDS) detection is increasingly used for coastal monitoring, yet few high spatiotemporal resolution datasets exist for detailed error analysis. This study compares SDS from Landsat 7, Landsat 8, Sentinel-2, and PlanetScope against 3.5 years of weekly orthomosaic and digital elevation model surveys of a 500 m reef-lined beach in Waikīkī, Hawai‘i (n = 128 surveys).
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How American expats should prepare for 2026 tax filing

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By Kyle Murray
| expat.com
Written byKyle Smith Murrayon 16 February 2026 Living abroad brings exciting opportunities, but U.S. tax obligations do not disappear when you move overseas. Unlike most countries, the United States taxes its citizens and green card holders based on citizenship rather than residency. This means that even if you live and work permanently in another country, you are still generally required to file a U.S. federal income tax return each year and report your worldwide income.
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How clean energy met the moment in the New England summer of 2025 (Viewpoint)

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By Larry Chretien, Lindsay Griffin, Britteny Jenkins, Kyle Murray
| MassLive Verified
Views expressed here represent those of the author and not necessarily of MassLive or The Republican. Readers are invited to share their opinions by emailing to letters@repub.com. This summer, New England experienced multiple record-breaking heat waves. In June, Boston had its warmest start to summer on record, and Providence hit 100 degrees for the first time. Globally, the last 10 years have been the hottest ever recorded, and that trend is expected to continue.
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