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I'm a [ ∆ Geospatial Computer Scientist & Remote Sensing in Ecosystem Research]
◽I am a PhD Candidate interested in optical remote sensing methods to map and provide insights for ecosystems.

My name is -- Laura Natali Sotomayor -- a hustler mindset. I am an ex-professional athlete, a Geospatial Computer Scientist, a Python Developer for Geoinformatics.
My projects are aligned with: creating machine learning pipelines, deploying models through web apps by using cloud computing resources and spatial data analysis.
Seeking to bridge the gap between Remote Sensing Applications and Machine Learning algorithms. Developing expertise in Remote Sensing applications (RGB, Multispectral, Hyperspectral and LiDAR - UAS/Drone imaging data); image processing and analysis; spatial analysis; machine learning; statistical learning.
I was born in Mexico, I am Spanish and I have lived in America, Africa, Europe and Oceania.

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Data Exploration Spatial Exploration
What
  • Design
  • Development
  • Production
  • Spatial Analysis/Processing for Remote sensing
How
  • Prototype
  • IDE, Python (Flask app), R, JavaScript (Webpack)
  • Linux, Docker, GCP
  • QGIS, SAGA-GIS, ArcGIS Pro, Cloud Compare, ENVI, Agisoft Metashape
Why
  • Deliver useful & accurate solutions
  • Tool to debug & deploy scripts
  • Faster deployment & computation-intensive data to perform the processing power of analysis
  • Spatial visualisation and image processing

Featured research

Supervised machine learning for predicting and interpreting dynamic drivers of plantation forest productivity in northern Tasmania, Australia Forest Productivity Model

Computers and Electronics in Agriculture
2023-04-12 | Journal article
CONTRIBUTORS: Laura N. Sotomayor; Matthew J. Cracknell ; Robert Musk

This project use multitemporal LiDAR to map forest productivity and employ ensemble learning algorithms to develop models that predict productivity using climatic and edaphic factors. Model interpretation and analysis by simulation identify primary productivity drivers and opportunities for silvicultural inventions (such as landscape features) to improve management.

DOI: 10.1016/j.compag.2023.107804
Forest Productivity Model

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