My MSc thesis on shoreline change and ground deformation analysis of post-2013 earthquake in Bohol, Philippines has just been published with @SpringerNature in Spatial Information Research. Access here: https://t.co/hTiGM3wCWJ
#Coral reefs are home to ~25% of marine species 🐟🦐🦈🪼🐠
#Copernicus 🇪����🛰️satellite data and the #CopernicusMarine Service provide crucial data to monitor and tackle the threats they face🪸
⬇️#Sentinel2🛰️🇪🇺 image of the Apo Reef, #Philippines 🇵🇭
Mind blown 🤯 Just discovered that our #DEACoastlines @terriajs map has an experimental "augmented reality" mode!
35 years of coastal change at Black Head Beach visualised interactively on a smartphone!
Are you a national and/or resident of an ASEAN country and would like to join our research group? Check out the NUS Fellows Programme (Southeast Asia) https://t.co/4dXEMfQRZB. We're happy to endorse applications that match our research agenda
Happy to share my latest publication "Local Tide and Geoid Corrections Significantly
Improve Coastal Retracked Jason Sea
Surface Heights in the Philippines"
Link to paper: https://t.co/zbDxP3zJRC
This study is undertaken as part of the SolarPot component of Project SINAG (Solar PV Resource and Installation Assessment Using Geospatial Technologies).
It was my first time attending the Asian Conference on Remote Sensing (ACRS) held last October 3-5, 2022 at Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia and I am so grateful to receive an award for the paper that I presented during the Environmental Domain session,
"Spatial Analysis and Characterization of Dust Particles Using Remotely-sensed Data and its Effects on Solar PV Power Production: Case of the Philippines".
The #GEE resource you have been waiting for! #GoogleEarthEngine
Cardille et al. 2022. Cloud-Based Remote Sensing with Google Earth Engine: Fundamentals and Applications.
>100 authors (well done all!)
>55 chapters, labs, >10,000 lines of code
#OpenAccess:
https://t.co/FjzEB4OByJ
When I tweeted this (OT) last Thursday, I hadn't expected it to spark subtweet discussions. More surprisingly, were the responses from @lamaveproject and 2/3 of the authors. Here is a long-ish 🧵to unpack everything #DecoloniseScience#DEI from the past 3 days:
The correlation between the shoreline retreat and subsidence indicates a possible elastic rebound after the earthquake. Additionally, the northern portion of Tagbilaran City exhibits land subsidence of -2 to -6 mm/yr while its southern side exhibits land uplift of up to 2 mm/yr.
My MSc thesis on shoreline change and ground deformation analysis of post-2013 earthquake in Bohol, Philippines has just been published with @SpringerNature in Spatial Information Research. Access here: https://t.co/hTiGM3wCWJ
In the post-earthquake period of study from 2014 to 2018, parts of the shoreline in Loon and Maribojoc were observed to move landwards, indicative of a ground subsidence of -2 to -8 mm/yr.
@pcmflores19 HAHAHA pet peeve. Like yung content mo naman ay hindi tungkol sa English grammar. Tapos ang nakakatawa pa ay yung comment niya mismo ay hindi naman grammatically-correct. HAHA.
Latest Zelenskyy address from last night. It's powerful, and it should be devastating for some in West to hear. In it, he switches between Ukrainian and Russian to deliver a message in response to the war crimes in Bucha. What follows is graphic. Here are main points...
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