Tag: living planet fellowship
Alice Carret
“The Living Planet Fellowship was a very good experience for me. In addition to understanding how to set up a research project, I was able to benefit from a great freedom in my research.” After the end of the Living Planet Fellowship, Alice was working as a Science Support Specialist at Serco.
Victor Pellet
Victor Pellet received a Engineer degree (i.e. M.Eng.) in signal processing and applied mathematics from the Grenoble Institute of Technology (Grenoble, France, 2015) and a Ph.D. degree in geoscience from Sorbonne University (Paris, France, 2018). Victor’s research focuses on geosciences with an emphasis on the use of applied mathematics and statistics. His Master’s thesis focused …
Luke Brown
Luke joined the University of Salford in October 2022, having previously worked at the University of Southampton as a Senior Research Fellow (2021-2022), Senior Research Assistant (2018-2021), and Research Technician (2017-2018), whilst also completing a part-time PhD in Remote Sensing (2015-2021). Prior to this, he undertook an MSc in Applied Geographic Information Systems and Remote …
Javier Pacheco-Labrador
Javier Pacheco-Labrador is a postdoctoral researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry (MPI-BGC) in Germany. He is interested in understanding ecosystem properties, functions, biodiversity, and responses to the environment from space. Javier confronts models and data to improve models, methods, and assimilation schemes and answer ecological questions regarding ecosystems’ adaptation to climate change. He …
Henna-Reetta Hannula
“The fellowship enabled me to broaden my expertise in novel measurement methods and applications, foster an international network during my period as a visiting scientist, and acquire experience in research project management…” After completing the Living Planet Fellowship, Henna-Reetta Hannula continued as a researcher in the Finnish Meteorological Institute, transitioning to the Arctic Space Centre …
Alexis Hrysiewicz
Alexis is currently an ESA Living Planet Fellow at University College Dublin (UCD, Dublin, Ireland). Since 2020 he has worked at the Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) Centre in Applied Geosciences (iCRAG) at University College Dublin (Ireland) to study ecohydrological conditions of Irish and British peatlands by using InSAR and SAR observations. Previously he completed a …
Raised Peatland Ecohydrology Evaluation through Sentinel-1 InSAR data and Machine Learning – RaiPEAT_InSAR
Prime company: UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN (IE)Living Planet Fellowship research project carried out by Alexis Hrysiewicz. The “Raised Peatland Ecohydrology Evaluation through Sentinel-1 InSAR data and Machine Learning” (RaiPEAT_InSAR) project will investigate linkages between ecohydrological parameters of raised peatlands and InSAR estimates to classify of ecohydrological dynamics of peatlands. The main objectives are as follows: Ground validation of InSAR-derived surface motions of temperate …
Ground Reference Observations Underlying Novel Decametric Vegetation Data Products from Earth Observation – GROUNDED EO
Prime company: University of Salford (GB)Living Planet Fellowship research project carried out by Luke Brown. Ground Reference Observations Underlying Novel Decametric Vegetation Data Products from Earth Observation (GROUNDED EO) aims to exploit cutting-edge machine learning approaches, ground data collection capabilities, and data fusion methods to develop improved decametric vegetation biophysical products from Sentinel-2 and -3, ultimately facilitating better environmental decision making. The …