Expert in GIS, Remote Sensing and Machine Learning for:
Mapping and change assessment for blue carbon ecosystem
Environmental modeling and impact assessment
Marine spatial planning for sustainable aquaculture and resource conservation
Email: hanamthang@hueuni.edu.vn
Affiliation: Department of Fisheries Management, University of Agriculture and Forestry (Hue University)
Working address: 102 Phung Hung street, Hue city, Viet Nam
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Environmental Science and Pollution Research
Geocarto International
September 2003 - September 2007: University of Agriculture and Forestry (Hue University, Viet Nam) in the Field of Aquaculture
August 2011 - August 2013: University of Tsukuba (Japan) in the Field of Environmental Science (Msc)
February 2018 - September 2021: The University of Waikato (New Zealand) in the Field of Earth Science (PhD)
GIS spatial analysis
Interpolation with IDW, Kriging techniques
Spatial planning using Multi-Criteria Evaluation (MCE)
GIS mapping and analysis
Atmospheric correction for coarse/ medium/ high/ very high spatial resolution using the apps of ACOLITE, Sen2Cor, MAYA, iCOR
Water column correction using DII, BRI and bio-optical methods
Time series satellite image analysis
Raster image analysis
Remote sensing-based mapping/ change assessment of blue carbon ecosystem
GIS & Remote sensing-based valuation of blue carbon ecosystem
Employment of the state-of-the-art machine learning algorithms for regression/ classification works
Apply meta-heuristic algorithms for feature selection
Apply meta-heuristic algorithms and Bayesian model for the optimization of machine learning model's hyper-parameters
Develop Web-GIS application for data visualization, query and exporting desired thematic map
Deployment of Web-GIS application to GIS server
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