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Open & Democratize Methods for Geospatial Data Analysis
The Problem
Geospatial data forms the foundation of environmental research. Even today, accessing and effectively using geospatial software, skills, and datasets is often a challenge.
Reduce the Worst Greenhouse Gases
The Problem
Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are very detrimental greenhouse gases and a massive driver of climate change. Since 2016, the landmark United Nations (UN)’s Montreal Protocol is focused on regulating the production and consumption of HFCs.
DSE's 2024 Annual Report
DSE's 2024 annual report highlights our recent successes in cutting-edge data and environmental science.
- Co-designing an AI visualization tool and data platform with a California Tribe to monitor local biodiversity
- Testing a suite of AI tools for land managers to rapidly assess and respond to wildfires in the California desert
- Developing an AI policy tool and interactive model that furthered negotiations to end global plastic pollution
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Lucia Layritz
Lucia is a Postdoctoral researcher with the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center for Data Science and Environment at UC Berkeley, where she supports the National Park Service Climate Change Decision Support project. Lucia studies the impact of climate change on ecosystem regeneration after disturbances, including wildfires and human-made disruptions such as armed conflicts.
Introducing GeoJupyter!
GeoJupyter is a community-owned effort to reimagine geospatial interactive computing experiences for education, research, and industry.
Maya Zomer
Maya Zomer is a postdoctoral researcher at the Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center for Data Science and Environment at UC Berkeley. As a plant ecologist, Maya focuses on the intersection of post-fire recovery and climate change, contributing to the National Park Service Climate Change Decision Support project.
McKalee Steen
McKalee Steen is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma and a PhD candidate in the Environmental Science, Policy, and Management Department at UC Berkeley. Her work sits at the intersection of Indigenous Environmental Studies, land use change studies, and spatial data science.