Biodiversity
Causal inference
Data science
Geostatistics
Geospatial sciences
GIS
LiDAR
Machine learning
Remote sensing
Satellite imagery
Nature-Based Solutions
Blue Carbon
Forestry
Nam Chang is a human-environment geographer whose work focuses on using remote sensing and geospatial technologies for conservation efforts and canopy mapping. His dissertation research maps out urban forestry using NASA's GEDI satellite dataset.
Before joining BeZero, Nam completed a master's degree in Remote Sensing and Environmental Mapping at UCL.
Education
University College London (UCL), MSc in Remote Sensing and Environmental Mapping
Research associations
Outstanding human geography dissertation awards, University College London, Species Distribution Modelling (SDM) of African forest elephants (Loxodonta cyclotis) in Congo.
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