About me
I am a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), United States. I am working as a Teaching Assistant at the Department of Geography and Environmental Systems.
My dissertation is focused on the Remote Sensing of Tropical Forest Structure and Degradation. I am specialized in Geoinformation Science and Remote Sensing for Natural Resources Management. I am leveraging advanced tools such as spaceborne and airborne LiDAR, Synthetic Aperture RADAR, and satellite-based imaging for the detection and monitoring of forest degradation. I am proficient in python and R programming for remote sensing and geospatial analysis.
What i'm interested in?
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Remote Sensing
Application of active remote sensing technologies such as LiDAR, Synthetic Aperture RADAR (SAR), and advanced remote sensing data analysis techniques such as machine learning and deep learning.
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Forest Structure
How forest vertical and horizontal structure varies across spatial gradients and biomes. How forest structure differs between different conditions, such as disturbed and intact.
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Forest Degradation
Where is the forest degraded? What causes forest degradation? How frequently or for how long is the forest being degraded?
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Forest Fragmentation
How is a forest fragmented? Is there a relationship between degradation and fragmentation?