San Francisco Estuary Geospatial Workgroup
About This Group
The San Francisco Estuary Geospatial Workgroup is a diverse group of researchers, managers and scientists engaged in coastal management and ecology. This multidisciplinary partnership emphasizes integration of geospatial technology in coastal management and restoration. In addition to a core group of strategic science partners, the workgroup includes industry, agency, and academic partners allowing the workgroup to leverage a deep network of skills and expertise to increase the scope of individual and combined efforts.
Key Focus Areas:
- Remote sensing (RS) applications for habitat and vegetation mapping
- Remote sensing applications for change detection
- Remote sensing applications for water quality monitoring
- UAV technologies; hardware, software, regulatory environment
- Machine learning, computer vision, neural networks, pattern recognition, software design
- Data science and bioinformatics
- Ecological forecasting and modeling
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Group rules
This group is for geospatial practitioners and for those interested in geospatial science and technology. If you have any trouble gaining access, please email us at tech@sfei.org with a request to be added as a group member.
Although the group is generally focused on the San Francisco Estuary, membership and participation are not geographically restricted. Our hope for this forum is to discuss topics of interest related to geospatial science and technology and to highlight sharing and collaboration opportunities.
We look forward to sharing and engaging with you.
Welcome.
SF Estuary Geospatial Workgroup Planning Team
Jared Lewis · Senior Environmental Scientist | Geospatial Analyst at Applied Technology & Science
Aimee Good · Wetland Science & Coastal Training Program Coordinator at SF Bay NERR & Estuary & Ocean Science Center/SF State
Pete Kauhanen · GIS Manager/UAS Expert at San Francisco Estuary Institute
Tony Hale · Program Director for Environmental Informatics at the San Francisco Estuary Institute
Todd Hallenbeck · GIS Specialist, Bay Conservation & Development Commission
Dylan Chapple · Senior Environmental Scientist, Delta Stewardship Council