Dang I love this place. Image of Boise foothills during a spring storm.
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Trevor Caughlin
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Spatial ecologist interested in ecological restoration in the tropics and sagebrush steppe. Assistant prof. Tweets are my personal views only 🏳️🌈
Climate fiction won't save us: https://www.esquire.com/entertainment/books/a43541988/climate-fiction-wont-save-us/ thought-provoking piece by Jeff Vandermeer on SF and climate change. #clifi #SF #scifi #climatechange
@coreysnipes thanks Corey! you were really helpful in initiating our open drone map journey!
finally, if you are interested in learning more about these methods, come to our workshop
at the Ecological Society's Annual Meeting in Portland: "An Open Source Workflow to Quantify Canopy Structure from Aerial Imagery with OpenDroneMap" (1417678)
Friday, Aug 11th from 10-11:30 AM PST
at the Ecological Society's Annual Meeting in Portland: "An Open Source Workflow to Quantify Canopy Structure from Aerial Imagery with OpenDroneMap" (1417678)
Friday, Aug 11th from 10-11:30 AM PST
we've also published our open source workflow, which uses
@OpenDroneMap
for orthomosaic and structure-for-motion products: https://doi.org/10.7923/92HF-GP09 #opendronemap #uas #drone #orthomosaic #sfm
@OpenDroneMap
for orthomosaic and structure-for-motion products: https://doi.org/10.7923/92HF-GP09 #opendronemap #uas #drone #orthomosaic #sfm
if you like high-res #drone data for ecological data collection, check out our published data products: https://data.nkn.uidaho.edu/dataset/digital-aerial-imagery-rgb-and-multispectral-2010-south-trail-wildfire-boundary-near-hammett These 1-1.5 cm imagery are detailed enough to pick out shrubs, forbs, and grasses. data from >10 post-fire landscapes available #uas #sagebrush #opendata
So excited to be at my favorite academic meeting for the week! @iale_na #landscapeecology
Zack LabeDecadal changes in #Arctic sea ice thickness - now updated to include 2022. It's obvious what's happening to the ice... ☹️
[Data available at http://psc.apl.uw.edu/research/projects/arctic-sea-ice-volume-anomaly/data/model_grid]
new paper out: the Western US is experiencing an unprecedented population boom. We found declining rangeland quality in fast-growing counties. This result should raise alarm bells for ecosystem integrity, even in areas outside the footprint of cities https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1gKPB_3sEQ8uu2
Alex WildI’m sure others have made this point, but the constant policing of how other people should post here, in the name of “civility” or “community”, is why Mastodon feels more racist than Twitter. It’s basically the MLK white moderate quote: