Slinski Links In-Situ Collection Tools and Remote Sensing Datasets With New SERVIR Grant
ESSIC Visiting Assistant Research Scientist Kimberly Slinski is CO-I on a recently awarded SERVIR Applied Sciences Team grant titled, “In-Situ Data Collection with Remote Sensing for Machine Learning Parameter Estimates and Improved Hydrologic Models for Flood, Drought and Agricultural Yield Forecasting”. Slinski’s team is partnering with the SERVIR – Eastern and Southern Africa Hub (ESA), hosted by the Regional Centre for Mapping of Resources for Development. Together, they will link …