The Hudson and James Bay peatlands are among the most significant carbon storages in the world. With wildfires burning and a warming climate, @alemugonsamo.bsky.social explains why they matter and what’s at stake.
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Our lab, led by Prof. @alemugonsamo.bsky.social, is hosting a research-to-practice technical dialogue on March 25 at @mcmasteruniversity.bsky.social, together with the #SustainableForestryInitiative. If you want to attend, please contact us, as we still have a few spots available.
The coastal shallow areas that are masked, including in northeast are 10s of metres, in some cases 100s of metres from shoreline, so after removing those, the shape of the shoreline seems the same. But it is not. Here are the maps: doi.org/10.5683/SP3/...
Areas with <40cm estimated peat depth were removed from the map. These are mostly coastal but also in many places in land.
Our open access paper, Peat Depth and Carbon Storage of the Hudson Bay Lowlands, Canada, is online now in Geophysical Research Letters. We implement creative ensemble learning approach on multiple models to minimize overfitting & improve generalization agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....
Come meet Ben Bond-Lamberty, Editor of JGR:Biogeosciences!
Attending #AGU24 in-person and thinking about publishing your research? I’ll be part of the AGU Editor Rapid Review sessions.
🗓 When: Thursday 12/12 1100-1300
📍 Where: Open Science Pavilion, Exhibit Hall, near the AGU Publications booth
📅 Book your appointment here: t.co/3UQ2oVK21o
#AGUPubs
Jose B. Castro, Cheryl Rogers, Camile Sothe, Dominic Cyr, Alemu Gonsamo
A Deep Learning Approach to Estimate Canopy Height and Uncertainty by Integrating Seasonal Optical, SAR and Limited GEDI LiDAR Data over Northern Forests
https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.18108
