March 7, 2024
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About this Episode
The effects of climate change are present around the world, especially in coastal salt marshes. In this episode, we speak with Andrea Celeste Curcio, who has been evaluating the performance of remote sensing with drone/UAV technology (photogrammetry/lidar) and hyperspectral sensors for researching salt marshes over time. She explores the utility of using drones for monitoring coastal ecosystems and shares her insights on the process. Learn from the world of GIS on this episode of GEOTalks.
Topics
Introduction [0:13]
Salt marshes [1:01]
The importance of carbon sinks [3:55]
Threats to salt marshes [4:51]
iBESBLUE Project [7:00]
Goals of the iBESBLUE Project [7:42]
Andrea’s salt marsh analogy [8:44]
Drone/UAV data collection and processing [9:24]
Drone flight frequency [12:36]
The utility of remote sensing [14:49]
Research findings [17:31]
Conservation efforts in Cadiz Bay [18:51]
Connect with Andrea [21:35]
Wrap-up [23:20]
Resources
Andrea’s profile on Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=GtRFEB0AAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao
Drone service of the University of Cádiz: https://dron.uca.es/
iBESBLUE Project: https://ibesblue.uca.es/
iBESBLUE on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ibesblue/
Connect with Andrea: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrea-celeste-curcio/
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