Unpacking social equity from biodiversity data
NCEAS postdoc Millie Chapman and director Ben Halpern call for attention to social and political equity in biodiversity data, discuss possible policy implications.
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NCEAS is committed to improving diversity and inclusion in science, and here are resources to support diversity and inclusion.
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Working Group GEI: Data synthesis and models to evaluate the cumulative ecosystem impacts of offshore wind development on Gulf of Mexico fish and fisheries
Principal Investigator(s): Holden Harris, Willem Klajbor
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Team Members Casey O'Hara
Casey is a postdoctoral scholar studying the impacts of human activity and climate change on marine biodiversity. His work examines the intersection of anthropogenic stressors with the ranges of species affected by those stressors to understand spatial patterns of human impact, to help inform effective marine conservation. As a data scientist, Casey strives to incorporate best practices of reproducibility and open science in his research.
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Team Members Melanie Frazier
Melanie collects, analyzes, and visualizes data for several global projects at NCEAS including the Ocean Health Index, cumulative human impact on global oceans, and footprint and costs of food. She also works to promote good data management, analysis, and visualization skills. Prior to arriving at NCEAS, Melanie worked for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.