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Nicholas YS Tan
nicholas-ys-tan
Software Engineer (Scientific) in the Bureau of Meteorology (Australia). Former Coastal/Metocean modeller.
Bureau of Meteorology Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
Aria Dolatabadian
Aria-Dolatabadian
Crop Genetics and Genomics | Plant-Microbe Interaction | Data Analysis and Visualisation
The University of Western Australia Perth, Australia
Saulo Meirelles
saulomeirelles
Download my thesis at https://research.tudelft.nl/en/publications/effects-of-a-stratified-tidal-flow-on-the-morphodynamics
MetOcean Solutions
Juvair Hossan
Juvair
Environmental Science Graduate | Spatial Data Science | Looking for Research Assistantship
Bangladesh
Tobias Augspurger
Ly0n
Aerospace engineer with a passion for open sustainable technology
@protontypes Germany, Aachen
mdheller
mdheller
Academic background in Quant. Finance with technical competency in Analytics, Big Data, Knowledge Management, Risk Management, and Systems Architecture & Design
@SocioProphet Planet Earth
pwernette
pwernette
Associate Research Scientist at Michigan Tech., Great Lakes Research Center
Coastal Geomorphology, Geophysics, Remote Sensing, AI/Machine Learning, Env. Change
@mtu.edu Michigan
MARDA Science: Analytics
MARDAScience
@marda-science is a tiny consultancy. Data analysis, software development, and professional development services for remote sensing, ecology, and geoscience
@marda-science
Daniel Buscombe
dbuscombe-usgs
Human, geoscientist, and software developer @MARDAScience. I make measurements from gridded data using ML. I develop in public, mostly in various GH orgs
@MARDAScience mardascience.com Flagstaff, AZ
Floris Calkoen
FlorisCalkoen
PhD candidate in coastal geomorphology (TU Delft / Deltares)
Deltares Amsterdam
Nicolas Pucino
npucino
I love mixing remote sensing with AI and Deep Learning approaches at large scales. I am building a diverse remote sensing of the environment background having a
Australian National University Canberra
Arye Janoff
aryejanoff
Coastal geomorphologist/aspiring economist studying coupled natural-human systems
Montclair State University
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