Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD

Numberwright, wordsmith, datamancer. Landscape ecologist trying to feed the world. R enthusiast. she/her
On bsky, masto as Phiala.

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

I am pretty much not here. I mean, even more than usual. I am on masto (some) and bsky (mostly), but currently with a single account under username phiala and not with a secondary numberwright account as I am on twitter.
Hope to see you there!

[Josh Fisher @jawzsh]

We figured out how much water is in all of Earth’s plants and how long it takes water to flow through them.

Answer: 786 km3 and 5-18 days.

@NatureWaterJnl @koen_hufkens @sciencebyAJ

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

Today is the kind of Monday where my nifty time-saving #rstats function gives bizarre results… because I used rbind instead of cbind, it turns out.

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

@MaryHenryGEO Oooh. Sleeping all weekend! If only…
I also left OKC with more work to do, but projects will be better for it. I think.

[Brandon Bestelmeyer @BBestelm]

#postdoc position @TheJornada to improve rangeland remote sensing NPP #models. Apply to Sarah McCord with a statement outlining experience and interests, CV, contact information of three references. https://t.co/a5CH0UTQeu

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

@MaryHenryGEO It’s RAINING *cries*

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

@MaryHenryGEO @iale_na It was great to see you! Also glad to be home, but IALENA is my favorite conference for so many reasons and especially the people.

[Methods in Ecology and Evolution @MethodsEcolEvol]

🔖Check out the complete KEY CONCEPTS IN ECOLOGY series:

Reading lists & introductions to help learn the key topics in #ecology, from the BES journals!

🔗https://t.co/nBMBQ8v4K4

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

@usda_nass Hi! Is there any way to get machine-readable #agcensus files, rather than the hard-to-parse downloadable txt files. (Those are a huge improvement over the old ones with spaces as thousands separators!)

[Jakub Nowosad @jakub_nowosad]

My recent talk "Analysis of Spatial Patterns: Current State and Future Challenges" presented at @iiasavienna explores methods for quantification and exploration of spatial patterns.

You can find the slides at https://t.co/VvvQd63qxg.

#rstats #rspatial #spatialpatterns

[Jeff McKenna @mapserving]

Happy 25th birthday to GDAL ! From the first commit on 1998-10-17 from a small rural town outside of Ottawa Canada, to almost every geospatial software installation on the planet (and satellites and other planets!) in 25 years. The ultimate example of sharing & community. #foss4g

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

@FakeAndyBunn I’m just starting a new NA project, expanding from CONUS, so I’m be putting together better sets of normals from NARR data, but that doesn’t help you *now*. But if you’re still stuck in a couple months, email me!

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

@FakeAndyBunn Well, worldclim does have normals. Sort of, and only 1970-2000, and also only the BIOCLIM indices, but that does include mean annual temperature and total annual precipitation. https://t.co/ebA3S8s9do

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

It's me. I am the ARS scientist. It is great working with the @PSUPollinators team!

[USDA Science @USDAScience]

DYK: Bees can fly 3+ miles to forage.🐝Healthy habitats are essential for pollinator health. Through an online tool called Beescape, you can explore the landscape of your area from a “bee’s eye view": https://t.co/NRJKupZkmb | #USDAScience

@penn_state | @USDA_ARS | @USDA_NIFA

[Dewey Dunnington @paleolimbot]

This is huge!

[Megan Barkdull @meganbarkdull_]

Absolutely incredible authors' note:

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

@catgyoung Research ecologist for the US Department of Agriculture, working on climate change adaptation, biodiversity, ecosystem services.

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

@mjandersen Clearly the answer is neither, only pet the cat(s).
Except keeping my job is essential for being able to buy treats.
Such a dilemma!

[Dr. Sarah Goslee, PhD @numberwright]

Hooray I finished the project expected to be done last December.
Should I work backwards in time to even more overdue things, or try to make progress on the one due at the end of the month?