Savanah Franco de Freitas

Forest Engineer graduated from the Federal University of Amazonas, currently pursuing a Master's degree in Remote Sensing at the National Institute for Space Research (INPE). Acts as a researcher at the TRopical Ecosystems and Environmental Sciences Lab (TREES), investigating the resilience of secondary Amazonian forests subjected to extreme droughts through the Amazon-SOS: A Safe Operating Space for Amazonian Forests project. Has solid experience in environmental geotechnologies through work with forest image capture and processing using Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) and satellite products, artificial intelligence applications, convolutional neural networks, and data processing. Possesses extensive experience in field data collection through work at the Forest Management Laboratory (National Institute for Amazonian Research - INPA) and the Geotechnologies and Forest Exploration Laboratories (UFAM), having also served as a collaborator at the INCT Amazonian Woods (INPA). Member of the Climate and Forests Study Group (GECLIF), participating in scientific writing and courses.

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São José dos Campos

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Affiliation

National Institute for Space Research

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