
Lead Scientist, Earth Observ. Insights Unit, @ABbiodiversity. Satellite #remotesensing mapping & monitoring. Love #scicomm, #sciart. Tweets/views are my own.
Calgary, Alberta
Joined March 2013
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The Harmful Algal Blooms monitoring project has had a successful second field season. Though we faced more challenges when it came to collecting our samples (more cloudy and smokey days), we still managed to nearly meet our goals.
#satelliteimagery #algalblooms #Sentinel2
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Join our team as the new Machine Learning Scientist and contribute to our province-wide biodiversity monitoring program.
Apply by May 1, 2024 at Midnight MDT: ow.ly/7UCQ50RhiIC
#hiring #albertajobs#spatialanalysis #remotesensing #geospatialscience #AI #machinelearning
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What an inspiring week! Thanks to all the #GeoforGood23 speakers, attendees & volunteers - we couldn’t do it without you. Stay tuned to watch sessions on-demand later this month on g.co/earth/GeoforGood23
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We are excited to share the first edition of The Edge: A synthesis of the @BeraProject research. Follow the link to learn more about how we are planning, implementing, and monitoring the restoration of industrial disturbances in Alberta! beraproject.org/wp-content/u…
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📢NEW PAPER! Mapping Dominant Boreal #TreeSpecies Groups by Combining Area-Based and Individual Tree Crown #LiDAR Metrics with Sentinel-2 Data
📖(#OpenAccess): doi.org/10.1080/07038992.202…
@Joanne_C_White @FORM_ETHZ @naomibschwartz

ALT Map of wall-to-wall predictions of species groups overlaid with forest stands labeled by their inventory (photo-interpreted) species groups. Predictions were only made in pixels where zp90 > 5 m, pzabove2 > 50%, and in productive forest stands. JP: jack pine dominated; BS: black spruce dominated; MC: mixed conifers; MW: mixedwood; HW: hardwood.
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On June 2, join the ABMI's Jen Hird at a Forest Matters Community Information Event to learn post-harvest remote sensing of forest recovery in Alberta!
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Members of our lab have sadly lost loved ones to suicide, we encourage you to reach out today to loved ones or peers who are struggling and let them know you are there to talk. Unsure how to help? Looking for support? ucalgary.ca/mentalhealth/let…
#BellLetsTalk
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Check out a new blog post from @ABbiodiversity on #remotesensing for #forest recovery, where you'll also find a link to tomorrow's Google Geo For Good Lightning Talk Series #7. @EarthOutreach @EarthEngineBot
blog.abmi.ca/2022/01/24/catc…
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5 Benefits of a Forest: 1. Rainwater & stormwater get filtered through the trees' roots in a #forest. The more #trees a landowner has, the more #water is filtered, providing clean water to the public. 🌱🪴🌲
Share with your friends. Sound🎼 #TalkingForests
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Brand new paper! We used #Landsat and #EarthEngine to characterize post-harvest #forest recovery across Alberta, Canada. Our results reveal broad regional patterns, and high local variability. 🛰🌲🇨🇦@JNHird @GregMcDermid @ABbiodiversity
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We're #hiring another Geospatial Data Scientist! Develop geospatial data analyses and layers to support environmental monitoring in Alberta. Must have experience working with #GoogleEarthEngine in water quality monitoring and #wetland hydrodynamics.
abmi.ca/home/careers/career-…
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The ABMI is enhancing our knowledge of Human Footprint with Spectral Regeneration of Harvested Areas!
The final data set contains spectral regeneration info for ~58 000 Harvest Area polygons, and comprises 34 years of sat data.
@JNHird @AppliedGRG #Landsat #Remotesensing
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Ecosystem restoration will only work if all play their part.
How can we mobilize billions of people #ForNature?
Access the #GenerationRestoration communication tools and be part of the movement: bit.ly/36K6QlS
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Today is #IndigenousPeoplesDay in #Canada. Education and continued learning about the truths of our indigenous history are key to understanding and moving toward #Reconciliation
It's #IndigenousPeoplesDay!
It's time for people to learn about our history.
Message from Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Reg Niganobe:
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Usually baby bird season is full of stress and sadness for me. But this past year, people have been sending me stories of helping birds (or leaving them be) because they read this chart I made, and if this is the only impact I ever have on the Earth, I'll be happy forever.
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Happy #WorldOceansDay!🌊
Thanks to international sand artist @sudarsansand for this beautiful celebration of the occasion.
#SaveOurOcean
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Exciting! A call for expressions of interest @NSERC_CRSNG
to participate in a workshop to scope the need for a
Canadian Biodiversity Observation Network
(CAN BON)
Details for submission here ⬇️ Please RT 🇨🇦
nserc-crsng.gc.ca/Media-Medi…
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#EarthDay is celebrated annually on 22 April and will again see more than 1 billion people participating.
This year, the day presents a major opportunity for significant climate action announcements ahead of #COP26.
See what to expect: bit.ly/EarthD2021 #EarthDay2021
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🔔 Please Circulate! Our #Mentorship Group is collecting data on the education and employment of #WomenInGeospatial / #Conservation.
Please fill out this form to contribute: forms.gle/1gzr6pvYjRYd5EVR8
Thanks for your input! -@SoranaTarmu @Heather_P_123
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