· Adjunct Professor @ Michigan State University ·
· MatSat Monika Tomaszewska ·
· Ph.D. ·
Earth Observation scientist with 10+ years of experience in large-scale satellite data analysis, environmental monitoring, and geospatial modeling. Specialized in optical, thermal, and radar (SAR) data processing and multi-sensor integration on high-performance computing (HPC).
My work has ranged widely — agricultural land cover and land-use change, snow-cover seasonality, highland pasture phenologies, human exposure to urban heat and greenness, and assessment of new EO and geospatial products — contributing to NASA and ESA programs across Central Asia, Europe, and North America.
Skilled in R, Python, and Julia for automating data ingestion, time-series modeling, and EO and geospatial data processing and product generation. Extensive collaboration record advancing satellite data analytics for agricultural, climate, and land-use research.
How Are Interannual Variations Of Land Surface Phenology In The Highland Pastures Of Kyrgyzstan Modulated By Terrain, Snow Cover Seasonality, And Climate Oscillations? An Investigation Using Multi-Source Remote Sensing Data.
Use of "Topographic Map of the Kingdom of Poland (1822 – 1843)" to study the changes of topography of a Brańszczyk borough.
Use of MODIS Satellite Images to Study the Percentage of Vegetation Cover.
Using remote sensing in a zoning plan of the country.
Open to collaborations, research partnerships, and scientific discussions in Earth observation, remote sensing, and geospatial science.
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