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Short story:
Keep progressing, problem solving, and developing novel ideas
Since completing my B.Sc. in Natural Resource Engineering and Environmental Science in 2010, I have been actively involved in multidisciplinary projects that require expertise in Geoinformatics, both in academia and industry. I gained valuable research experience as part of the teams at Aalto University, the University of Helsinki, the ETH Institute, and Satellio. This experience has continually enhanced my skills in teamwork, collaboration, and communication, while also enabling me to lead projects independently and with professionalism.
My doctoral program project:
Looking for a better understanding of the ecosystem functioning
My dissertation (Jan 2017 – Dec 2020) explored the advantages of using optical satellite remote sensing to understand ecosystem dynamics (e.g., forests and wetlands) and provide information on their states and responses to disturbances. I used hyperspectral remote sensing images to characterize ecosystem behavior and examine its resilience and stability. Additionally, I focused on local-scale albedo (i.e., reflectivity) variations in forests due to occurrences of fire or drought.
Since my doctoral studies, I have collaborated with scientists from the University of Twente (Netherlands), Xiamen University (China), ETH Zurich (Switzerland), and multiple departments in both, Aalto University (Finland) and the University of Helsinki (Finland). Over time, the quality and quantity of my publications have steadily increased. One of my papers has been published in a top journal in Geoinformatics, namely Remote Sensing of Environment.
Research focus, technology, contribution, practical application, and passion to mentor early careers.
Dedication to contributing to the advancement of geospatial science through her innovative research.
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