Research Focus
My research focuses on mapping ecological and environmental change across tropical, arctic and mountain biomes using a range of satellite and near-surface remote sensing imagery and methods. I have developed change maps which provide quantitative data on global change processes, including deforestation, land degradation, climate change, ecosystem functions and biodiversity, to help inform natural resource management. Specifically, I have experience in:
- Land Surface Phenology
- Essential Biodiversity Variables
- Land-climate interactions
- Biomass and biophysical variable mapping
- Land cover and land use change mapping
- Near-surface remote sensing
- Tropical forest fragment mapping
- Hyperspectral remote sensing
Projects
- SUSTAINFORESTS: Tropical forest patches under pressure: Dynamics, functions and sustainable management in agricultural landscapes of the West African forest and savannah zones
- BioMonI – Biodiversity monitoring of island ecosystems
Field experience
Ghana, Madagascar, Namibia, South Africa, Australia, Mexico, Colombia, Switzerland, Scotland, Kyrgyzstan
Languages
English, French, Spanish, German (intermediate), Russian (beginner)