Melbourne, Victoria
Joined March 2022
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Sabrina Sayers retweeted
Wonderful to see Dr @Ssayers758 graduate, alongside 4 other students from our school! What a wonderful resilient cohort they have been. Smiles all around on a beautiful Monash spring day.
Last weekend, approximately 175 undergraduate students descended upon Rawson Village for the annual EAE1022 Field Trip. They learned about the biogeography, soils, geology, geomorphology and hydrology of the area around the Thomson Dam. @MonashDrones captured these moments. – at Melbourne, Victoria
Sabrina Sayers retweeted
A well deserved win for Coastal Research Group’s Dr Sabrina Sayers @Ssayers758 with a mangrove cake - including the eddy covariance tower! Other amazing cakes include the Biology entry fondacetus. Thanks @Monash_Science for organising the friendly battle (batter?) – at Melbourne, Victoria
Thank you Monash Scholars and @Monash_Science for the opportunity to talk about drone applications in Earth Sciences at the 2023 Year 11 Knowledge Summit.
Sabrina Sayers retweeted
Congratulations to Marycarmen on her first paper, redefining our understanding of distribution limits of the most widespread mangrove, Avicennia marina, especially in relation to high temperature thresholds and the reliance of this species on freshwater: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Flights over Emigrant Creek in Ballina last week during #AMSN2022 with the #djimini3pro. Handles like a dream in calm conditions.
Got a chance to capture some footage during our field trip at #AMSN2022. Definitely not used to flying this high to get near the top of A. marina 🤣
Sabrina Sayers retweeted
@Ssayers758 demonstrating to the #amsn2022 crowd the type of information she is using from UAVs to better understand mangrove function. Pointing to the cloudy point cloud.
Sabrina Sayers retweeted
Loved listening to @Ssayers758 explaining how we can use LiDAR drones to monitor and map mangroves! Such valuable data! #AMSN2022
Sabrina Sayers retweeted
PhD student Thuong Tran's paper is a meta-analysis of the literature on remote sensing of mangroves, harnessing Google Engine and a future beyond just NDVI: A Review of Spectral Indices for Mangrove Remote Sensing mdpi.com/1858458 #mdpiremotesensing via @RemoteSens_MDPI
Proud to have had our first paper accepted to be a part of this collection. Have a read here. @RuthReef
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With thanks to all the authors who contributed such excellent articles to our #Coastal #Biogeomorphology collection, and of course the editorial team who invited me to be part of this - great to see the end product! frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
Sabrina Sayers retweeted
Planting is not always necessary to restore healthy #mangroves. Every mangrove ecosystem is unique and there is no single solution to mangrove #restoration, rather we need to stop and think through the right interventions for each site 🌱
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