My interests lie in the use of remote sensing in ecology, biodiversity and conservation research and applications. Currently, I am developing earth observation-based workflows and software to assess ecosystem restoration effectiveness. In the past, I worked extensively on mapping Amazonian forest biodiversity patterns and dynamics using multispectral remote sensing. I have also experience in multispectral, thermal and SAR image processing (topographic and directional normalization, image compositing), remote sensing of soil moisture and evapotranspiration, time series analysis, and distribution modelling of disease vectors.
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Current projects
Space4Restoration
Space4Restoration (ITC Ingenuity) aims to design, test and finetune a scalable online remote sensing-based method to monitor and evaluate restoration actions across biomes.
OpenCoRe
Open Toolset for Earth Observation-based Nature Conservation and Restoration Impact Evaluation
OpenCoRe (NWO OpenScience Fund) proposes the development of user-oriented tools integrating earth observation data processing and impact evaluation of restoration and conservation interventions, using an Open Science framework.
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University of Twente
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Netherlands
University of Twente
Langezijds 1116
P.O. Box 217
7500 AE Enschede
Netherlands
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