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partners, along with the databases we create. The geospatial smoke tradeoffs dataset can then be used in project planning. Learning Objectives: The fellow will develop professionally while engaging in
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regional partners, with an emphasis on growing local, interagency, and interagency relations in and related to the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) and other USAPI. Project goals include: Development
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. Research Project: The PNWRS Lab in Wenatchee, Washington has a six-decade history of collaborating with eastern WA National Forests to develop geospatial scripts and tools that characterize forest vegetation
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of Missouri campus. Research at this facility involves optimizing agricultural production systems for improved sustainability by developing tools for assessment of soil health, among other objectives. Research
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that pose a threat to US agriculture and public health. Potential areas of research include genomic epidemiology, virus evolution, ecological surveillance, ecological modeling and modeling of viral
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Forest Global Earth Observatory (ForestGEO, https://forestgeo.si.edu/ ). The standardized protocols utilized in the HIPPNET project were developed by the Smithsonian’s Center for Tropical Forest Science
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the guidance of a mentor, you will engage in various research activities, including: Contribute to the development and use of self-assessment, community assessment, and various measurement tools to identify
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summarize data taken in a production environment. To prepare samples for DNA extraction and molecular biological testing. To navigate a collaborative effort between a scientific laboratory and a field
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. Developing tools and visualizations to support internal decision-making. Identifying patterns, trends, and anomalies in operational data. Testing data quality and working with imperfect or incomplete data
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and implementation of energy technology policies; apply their scientific, policy, and technical knowledge to the development of solutions to issues of importance to the DOE and continue their education