I am an ecologist, working at the intersection of remote sensing and biodiversity science. I am broadly interested in how remote sensing and other spatial predictors can help monitor species composition and diversity, across different taxonomic groups, as well as ecosystem functions.

My current work focus on the application of hyperspectral information to estimate plant communities and their diversity in Canadian ecosystems in the framework of the Canadian Airborne Biodiversity Observatory (CABO).

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Interests
  • Remote sensing from air and space
  • Biodiversity and ecosystem functions
  • Spectral and structural variation
  • Biogeography and a bit of macroecology
  • R programming
Education
  • PhD in Geography, 2018

    University of Marburg, Germany

  • Master in Geography, 2014

    University of Berlin, Germany

  • BSc in Geography, 2011

    University of Marburg, Germany

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