Zhe Wang specializes in detecting iceplant through remote sensing imagery. Leading the analysis and synthesis of remotely sensed data, she spearheads the development of open, reproducible machine learning workflows aimed at identifying invasive iceplant. As a remote sensing researcher, her primary focus lies in deep learning applications. Her research interests span across climate, environmental issues, geohealth, and spatiotemporal modeling.
Nicole is a Community Engagement and Outreach Coordinator for the Arctic Data Center and NCEAS, focusing on communications, community involvement, and data science trainings. Nicole earned her B.S. in geology from James Madison University and her PhD in geology at the University of Florida where her research focused on glacial sedimentology and she found her passion for science communication and promotion of women in STEM.
Principal Investigator(s): Erin Murphy, Adam Domanski
ActivePrincipal Investigator(s): Kelly Easterday, Mark Reynolds
ActivePrincipal Investigator(s): Benjamin S. Halpern, Stephanie E. Hampton, Fabian Schneider
ActivePrincipal Investigator(s): James Regetz
ActiveNCEAS’ Arctic Data Center and partners tackle much-needed observation of permafrost thaw across the global Arctic region.
Lynn Scarlett retired in December 2021 from The Nature Conservancy, the largest conservation organization in the world, where she served as Global Chief External Affairs Officer.