Conference presentation, ESA Living Planet Symposium, Vienna, Austria
This presentation will showcase the development of the ICONEEx model for upscaling net ecosystem CO₂ exchange across Irish peatland ecosystems, building on methodologies from Arctic tundra research.
Conference presentation, ML4EO, University of Exeter, Exeter, UK
Presented research on applying multi-spatial temporal remote sensing and machine learning approaches for mapping land use patterns on peatlands. The work demonstrates the integration of satellite imagery with advanced machine learning techniques to monitor and assess peatland ecosystems across different spatial and temporal scales.
Conference presentation, EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria
This presentation demonstrates the application of deep learning semantic segmentation models for automated mapping of artificial drainage networks in Irish peatlands using very high-resolution aerial imagery.
Conference presentation, EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria
Presentation of the ICONEEx satellite-driven model for upscaling Net Ecosystem Exchange measurements across Irish terrestrial ecosystems.
Conference presentation, AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco, California (Online)
This presentation showcased the development of deep learning approaches for mapping artificial drainage networks in Irish raised bog peatlands using very high-resolution aerial imagery.
Conference presentation, Royal Geographical Society (RGS-IBG) Annual International Conference, London, UK
This presentation explored the application of machine learning and multi-temporal remote sensing for understanding management impacts on peatland ecosystems.
Conference presentation, 14th Irish Earth Observation Symposium, Technological University Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Presented research on using PlanetScope high-resolution satellite imagery to map vegetation communities across drainage gradients in Irish raised bogs. The work demonstrates how drainage impacts affect vegetation patterns and community composition in peatland ecosystems.
Conference presentation, Flow Country Research Conference, University of the Highlands and Islands, Thurso, Scotland
Presented comprehensive research on applying machine learning and deep learning techniques to assess anthropogenic stressors on peatland ecosystems using multi-temporal-spatial remote sensing data. The case study focused on Irish peatlands and demonstrated how advanced computational methods can detect and quantify human impacts on these critical ecosystems.
Conference presentation, 32nd Irish Environmental Researchers Colloquium, Ulster University Belfast, Northern Ireland
This award-winning presentation demonstrated the use of high-resolution PlanetScope satellite imagery and Google Earth Engine for mapping vegetation communities across Irish raised bog peatlands.
Conference presentation, Irish Geosciences Early Career Symposium, University College Cork, Cork, Ireland
Presented research on mapping vegetation communities across drainage gradients in Irish raised bogs, demonstrating the relationship between artificial drainage and vegetation community composition in peatland ecosystems.
Workshop presentation, Open Data Science Europe, Wageningen, Wageningen, Netherlands
Presented research on spatio-temporal assessment of management impacts on peatlands using Ireland as a case study. The work demonstrates how open data science approaches can be applied to understand long-term management effects on peatland ecosystems.
Conference presentation, 52nd Annual Conference of Irish Geographers (Online), Online
Presented research on land-use change dynamics specifically focused on Irish raised bogs, examining temporal patterns of change and their implications for peatland conservation and management.
Conference presentation, International Peatland Congress (Online), Tallinn, Estonia (Online)
This presentation demonstrated a national-scale approach to peatland land use mapping using Google Earth Engine and historical Landsat satellite data for Ireland.
Conference presentation, EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria (Online), Vienna, Austria (Online)
Co-authored presentation on the characterisation of the 2020 Drumkeeran peat landslide, one of the largest peat slides recorded in Ireland. The research involved detailed analysis of the landslide event and its implications for peatland stability.
Conference presentation, EGU General Assembly (Online), Vienna, Austria (Online)
This presentation showcased the application of Sentinel-2 satellite imagery and Google Earth Engine for mapping land use patterns across Irish raised bog peatlands.
Conference presentation, 5th Annual Insight Student Conference, National University of Ireland, Galway, Galway, Ireland
Presented research on geospatial analysis of peatland land use and drainage patterns across Ireland, demonstrating the application of GIS and remote sensing techniques to understand peatland management impacts.
Conference presentation, 13th Irish Earth Observation Symposium, National University of Ireland, Galway, Galway, Ireland
Presented the SmartBog project, focusing on smart observations of management impacts on peatland function using Earth observation and remote sensing technologies. The work outlines the comprehensive approach to monitoring peatland ecosystems and their response to management practices.